Logistics costs have been a headache to the Vietnamese agricultural sector as they account for a lion share in the price of agricultural products.
Logistics costs are a “burden on the shoulders” of enterprises, however logistics costs can be reduced to the equivalent of 16 - 18% of GDP by 2030. This goal is set in...
More efforts are needed to lower logistics costs, which are still kept at a high level, to increase the economy’s competitiveness, according to insiders.
To reduce logistics costs, the Government directs investment in the development of logistics centers and inland ports to promote multimodal transport, continues to...
Inadequate transport infrastructure and connectivity and domestic enterprises’ low capacity, technology adoption and digital transformation are hindering the otherwise...
On December 20, the Logistics Forum with the Europe - America region 2022 organized by the Ministry of Industry and Trade in Ho Chi Minh City, the speakers shared many...
Input costs for production are skyrocketing, and logistics costs have not yet dropped to pre-pandemic levels, increasing production costs of exporters significantly....
On May 27, at the Forum: "Improving the logistics service chain for agricultural products in the Mekong Delta", delegates said that the Mekong Delta has the highest...
Lowering logistics costs is key to increasing the competitiveness of Việt Nam’s export products and the whole economy.
Close cooperation with logistics businesses and shipping lines, and choosing the right route for import and export are solutions within reach of businesses to reduce...
According to Mr. Tran Thanh Hai, Deputy Director of the Import-Export Department (Ministry of Industry and Trade), besides favorable factors, exporting goods will face...
Rising logistic costs are hindering exports, putting firms at risk.
The market share of seaport exploitation of Ho Chi Minh City tended to decrease compared to the provinces in the Southeast region, as there has been a movement of goods...
Talking to the press about increasing logistics costs over the past time, Tran Thanh Hai, Deputy Director of the Import-Export Department (Ministry of Industry and...
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