Polish and international partners have highly valued Viet Nam’s participation in the Warsaw Food Expo 2026, viewing it as an opportunity to expand partnership networks,...
A proposed additional 12.5% tariff by the US presents a new test of adaptability for Vietnamese exporters, as requirements relating to supply chains, rules of origin,...
The US remains Viet Nam’s largest export market despite tariff barriers. However, most Vietnamese exporters to this market face major bottlenecks: the lack of...
Experts call on Vietnamese exporters to adapt to the EU’s tough new due diligence laws on human rights and environmental impact, warning that non-compliance could cost...
Over the past two decades, trade between Vietnam and Germany has grown significantly, establishing itself as one of the strongest pillars of bilateral cooperation....
By maintaining transparency and nurturing long-term trust with partners and customers, Vietnamese enterprises not only can safeguard their market share but also...
Amidst the US’s decision to delay new import tariffs for 90 days, Vietnamese businesses are taking advantage of this opportunity to implement both short-term and...
Many of the key Vietnamese exports, such as wood products, electronics, and textiles, that are not on the US exclusion list could face steep tariffs.
Vietnam is mobilizing tax reforms, digital tools, and policy relief to help exporters cope with steep US tariffs affecting key sectors like textiles, wood, and seafood.
Vietnamese exporters face a critical turning point as the US imposes tariffs of up to 46% on imports. Key sectors like textiles, footwear, electronics, and furniture are...
Vietnam lacks specific standards for key exported agricultural products, complicating outreach and inspection efforts.
Ngo Xuan Nam, Vietnam SPS Office Deputy Director, stated that the upgraded SPS chapter promises smoother, more transparent exports of agricultural products within the...
The UK’s accession to one of the world’s biggest free trade agreements can unlock further growth along the Asia-Pacific corridor including Vietnam.
With a projected value of over US$10 trillion by 2028, the Halal market presents a lucrative opportunity for Vietnamese enterprises.
Merchandise exports experience rapid surge thanks to cross-border e-commerce platforms. Cross-border e-commerce is emerging as a powerful platform for Vietnamese goods...
As trade scale grows larger, Vietnam's exported goods face many new trade defense lawsuits from importing countries. On the contrary, Vietnam also uses more trade...
The billion-USD Halal market, fueled by a surging global Muslim population, is considered one of the drivers for Vietnam's exports in the future.
The Vietnam Trade Office in Singapore has advised Vietnamese exporters to carefully study and keep updated on new regulations in Singapore, a market that is becoming...
The US's recognition of the market economy in Vietnam will help expand business opportunities for Vietnamese enterprises and pave the way for Vietnamese exports to this...
Vietnam's exports to key markets in the first five months of 2024 increased by 15% over the same period last year, in which fashion, furniture and household appliances...
Selling directly to foreign distribution channels offers promising prospects for Vietnamese exports.
According to the Vietnamese trade authorities, fraudulent activities have been a growing trend in major markets including the United States, Canada, and Europe.
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