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Việt Nam’s pomelos and lemons gain official export access to China

Fresh pomelos and lemons from Việt Nam will now be officially exported to China following the signing of new phytosanitary protocols between the two...

Bắc Ninh promotes lychee tourism with 36 model orchards

According to the Bắc Ninh Centre for Culture and Tourism Promotion, the orchards must comply with VietGAP, GlobalGAP or organic production standards...

Retail fuel prices cut from Thursday afternoon

Retail fuel prices were simultaneously reduced from 15:00 on Thursday following the latest adjustment by the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT)...

Việt Nam cements status as world’s No.2 coffee producer, robusta powerhouse

Việt Nam cements its position as the world’s second-largest coffee producer and leading robusta supplier, latest data by the United States Department...

70,000 tonnes of rice granted “Low-emission Green Vietnamese Rice” label

The certified rice has not only been exported to Japan but also reached markets in Europe and Oceania.

Lâm Đồng seeks to boost quality of dragon fruit exports

The province currently has around 25,800ha of dragon fruit cultivation, with nearly 36 per cent produced under VietGAP standards.

US announces preliminary anti-dumping results on shrimp

The preliminary determination showed that the two mandatory respondents were assigned anti-dumping duty rates of 6.76 per cent and 10.76 per cent...

Experts seek solutions to control shrimp diseases under changing conditions

Việt Nam’s shrimp farming industry is facing mounting challenges from dangerous diseases and climate related environmental changes, prompting experts...

Energy imports surged in first quarter of 2026

Việt Nam spent approximately US$2.93 billion importing nearly 3.37 million tonnes of petroleum products in the first quarter of 2026, an increase of...

Hoa Sen responds to Australia’s anti-dumping probe into galvanised steel

Vietnamese steelmaker Hoa Sen Group has clarified that the alleged anti-dumping margin of 56.21 per cent cited in Australia’s investigation into...





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