The Vietnam power sector’s next phase is expected to focus on clean and flexible power—renewables, LNG-to-power, nuclear, pumped-storage hydropower and BESS.
Numerous localities are connecting small-scale producers and forming concentrated raw material zones and value chain linkages as part of efforts to implement the Party...
From transferring scientific and technological advances into production and building value-chain consumption linkages to providing hands-on guidance for farmers,...
Agreeing with the Ministry of Finance’s proposal to extend the special consumption tax incentives for battery-powered vehicles with fewer than 24 seats, the Vietnam...
Providing comments on the amendments and supplements to the Law on Personal Income Tax, the Law on Value Added Tax, the Law on Corporate Income Tax, and the Law on...
The Mekong Delta provinces are entering the peak harvest period for the winter-spring rice crop. Amid rising domestic and global supply, declining export rice prices...
The year 2026 is forecast to mark a new “milestone” as “green consumption” in Europe is no longer driven by voluntary corporate social responsibility (CSR) campaigns but...
The Spring Fair 2026 opened in Hanoi with a focus on showcasing high-quality Vietnamese products, strengthening supply-demand links and stimulating domestic consumption...
From January 1, 2026, Ha Noi officially rolled out a series of measures to curb the use of single-use plastics at markets, convenience stores, hotels and tourist sites,...
As the end of 2025 approaches, purchasing power in the consumer market is entering its peak period. However, consumption trends are also undergoing noticeable changes.
Green consumption is no longer merely a personal choice; it has become a collective responsibility for society as a whole. By prioritising environmentally friendly...
Promoting green and sustainable marketing and consumption is not only a trend but also an inevitable requirement for Viet Nam to integrate deeply in the future. At the...
The inclusion of retail, including e-commerce, into standardized regulations will create a fair and transparent market, enhancing competitiveness for modern retail...
With the aim of contributing to the target 8% economic growth rate in 2025, Ha Noi is implementing the Citywide Promotion Programme. Expected discounts of over 50% from...
Marking a new milestone in the journey towards greening the Vietnamese consumer market, the “Green Consumption” campaign in 2025 has witnessed a number of breakthrough...
According to the Department of Customs, Viet Nam’s fruit and vegetable export turnover in May 2025 was estimated at over 496 million USD, representing a 33.5% decrease...
Local economists believe that the surge in modern retail locations will stimulate domestic consumption and enhance market access for Vietnamese products.
The Special Consumption Tax Law (amended) has a great and direct impact on the production and business activities of beverage enterprises in general, especially beer and...
Viet Nam is on the list of countries subject to reciprocal tariffs of up to 46% by the US and is currently in the process of negotiation. People spending more money on...
Beverage producers worry about possible hit by upcoming special consumption tax law.
The proposed cut would apply to goods and services currently subject to a 10% VAT rate, lowering it to 8%, except for sectors such as telecommunications, finance,...
Large retailers have been investing in expanding their distribution systems, aiming to contribute to the overall growth of the domestic market in 2025.
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