Computer exports surge nearly 40% in February (18/03/2025)
The country’s total import-export value for February reached $127.07 billion, reflecting a 12% increase compared to February 2024.

Vietnam aims for 454 billion USD export revenue amidst global headwinds (18/03/2025)
Vietnam exported 65.2 billion USD worth of products in January-February, a 9.9 per cent increase compared to the same period last year. Meanwhile, imports totaled 62.9 billion USD, rising 16 per cent, resulting in a trade surplus of 235 million USD.

New Circular aims to aid private sector sustainability (18/03/2025)
State budget funds will be allocated to a variety of activities designed to promote sustainable business practices.

Thailand’s fruit exports hit $6.5B in 2024 (14/03/2025)
Fruit was the most valuable agricultural export of Thailand last year, with total turnover hitting US$6.51 billion, surpassing the five-year average of $5.86 billion, according to the Trade Policy and Strategy Office (TPSO).

Fruit, vegetable exports to US rise by 39% (14/03/2025)
The U.S. imported US$358.4 million worth of fruits and vegetables from Vietnam last year, a 39% jump from 2023.

Agritechnica Asia Vietnam 2025 held in HCM City (14/03/2025)
Vietnam and EU countries hold the potential for multifaceted cooperation in areas like food safety, capacity-building in training, and the adoption of mechanization and digital transformation.

Wood exporters wary about surging tariff pressures (13/03/2025)
Wood businesses are closely monitoring market developments to swiftly craft solutions in response to volatile tariff policies on a global scale.

Government confident about Vietnam’s export potential (13/03/2025)
For Vietnam’s GDP growth rate to reach or exceed 8 per cent in 2025, the country’s total import-export value must expand by at least 12 per cent. Nguyen Thi Mai Hanh, head of System of National Accounts Department, National Statistics Office under the Ministry of Finance, explained why this target is not beyond possibility.

Rubber industry to bounce back in 2025 (13/03/2025)
Vietnam's rubber industry is poised for strong growth in 2025, driven by rising rubber prices, expanding production, and increased export opportunities, despite potential challenges from global trade policies and shifting market dynamics.

Strategy needed for Vietnamese organic food to tap Nordic demand (12/03/2025)
Vietnam is well-suited for cultivating a wide array of organic agricultural products, including tea, coffee, cashew nuts, pepper, coconut, vegetables, fruits, and herbs.

2M coffee exports earn $1.58 billion (12/03/2025)
Vietnamese coffee export price hitting new record high of $5,596 per ton in February.

Vietnam-China trade turnover hits over $31 bln in 2M (12/03/2025)
China is Vietnam’s largest import market and the second-largest export market.

Free trade zone impacts and future solutions for logistics (11/03/2025)
A free trade zone (FTZ) is an economic area where goods can be imported, stored, processed, and re-exported without being subject to import duties or other non-tariff barriers. FTZs play an important role in promoting international trade, especially the logistics industry – a sector that plays a core role in connecting the global supply chain.

Vietnam's crab exports up 86 per cent (11/03/2025)
Vietnam's crab exports reached over $62 million in the first two months of the year, up 86 per cent compared to the same period in 2024.

Agriculture exports under impacts of US, EU tariffs (11/03/2025)
US and EU tariff barriers create significant challenges for Vietnamese agricultural products, but there are also opportunities for businesses that are ready to adapt promptly.

Vietnam’s frozen durian exports to China: Challenges and unfulfilled expectations (10/03/2025)
Though China began opening its door for Vietnam’s frozen durians in August 2024, the expected surge in export value has not come to fruition.

Expanding exports to EU via official channels (10/03/2025)
Though simpler and less costly, exporting goods via unofficial channels poses risks for businesses, such as violating import laws or facing high dispute rates. In contrast, formal exports are more complex and high cost but bring about greater benefits for businesses, including state support and easier market access. For a large and demanding market like the European Union (EU), the later practice is a sustainable path for businesses.

Farmers concerned over declining durian prices as peak harvest nears (10/03/2025)
Vietnamese durian farmers are bracing for a potential price drop as the main harvest season approaches, amid stricter import regulations from China, the largest market for the fruit.

Vietnamese companies look to adapt to potential US tariff changes (07/03/2025)
Vietnamese trade associations have quickly eyed strategic shifts amid potential changes in U.S. tariff policies under President Donald Trump.