Vietnam approved to export passion fruit to Australia

Vietnam approved to export passion fruit to Australia

Passion fruit approved for export to Australia, joining mangoes, longans, lychees, and dragon fruit.
Robust growth registered in foreign trade

Robust growth registered in foreign trade

The total import-export turnover reached $439.88 billion in the first seven months, an increase of 17.1 per cent compared to the same period last year, with exports and imports rising by 15.7 per cent and 18.5 per cent respectively.
Garment orders rise but costs still surge

Garment orders rise but costs still surge

Vietnam’s garments and textiles have witnessed a bright picture so far this year, but the remaining months could be difficult if the industry is to reach its annual target.
Vietnam textile and garment industry taking EU regulations more seriously

Vietnam textile and garment industry taking EU regulations more seriously

Vietnamese textile and garment businesses are approaching new solutions to fully benefit from the transition to green production in line with ever tougher regulations.
Vietnam’s economic performance in January-May

Vietnam’s economic performance in January-May

In the first five months of this year, the country saw a 2 per cent increase in foreign direct investment, over a 9 per cent increase in total export-import turnover, and nearly a 65 per cent rise in the number of international visitors.
CPTPP gains to be built on expansion

CPTPP gains to be built on expansion

Five years into deployment of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, many other economies are seeking to join the bloc – which in turn could help Vietnam expand its trade and investment.
Production amplification an answer for export goals

Production amplification an answer for export goals

Despite a rise in export revenues for Q1, persistent risks in the global market including trade barriers are challenging Vietnam in hitting its export target this year.
Export turnover on track on back of global recovery

Export turnover on track on back of global recovery

Vietnam’s large trade surplus mirrors a gradual recovery in exporter performance and global demand, with hopes that new trade goals can be accomplished next year.
HSBC holds event on Vietnam business outlook

HSBC holds event on Vietnam business outlook

HSBC's annual market outlook workshop "Vietnam: The Road Ahead" was held on October 10.
Plant quarantine rules put stranglehold on process

Plant quarantine rules put stranglehold on process

Regulations introduced earlier in the year forcing quarantine of all plants for import, export, and transit have caused numerous problems for businesses, particularly in terms of popular items like cashews.
Agro-forestry-fishery sector displays vitality

Agro-forestry-fishery sector displays vitality

The agro-forestry-fishery sector has ridden out the storm since early this year, setting ambitious export goals despite increased barriers from foreign markets.
Acceleration of export orders help create momentum for Vietnam’s trade landscape

Acceleration of export orders help create momentum for Vietnam’s trade landscape

Vietnam’s export-import landscape is beginning to regain momentum on the back of some foreign markets gradually recovering.
Order reductions continue to hinder various sectors

Order reductions continue to hinder various sectors

Vietnam’s industrial performance faces a reduction in export demand and other hurdles that are undermining the country’s economic outlook.
Vietnam posts 6.35 billion USD in trade surplus in first four months

Vietnam posts 6.35 billion USD in trade surplus in first four months

Vietnam’s export-import value in the first four months of this year was estimated at 210.79 billion USD, down 13.6 per cent year-on-year, with trade in surplus by 6.35 billion USD, the General Statistics Office has reported.
Breakthroughs sought in order to curb drop in export figures

Breakthroughs sought in order to curb drop in export figures

Economic headwinds have left exports and imports in the lurch in the first months of the year, with businesses thirsty for every order possible to keep themselves afloat
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