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Vietnamese coffee exports poised for strong finish toward year-end

According to the Vietnam Coffee Cocoa Association (Vicofa), Việt Nam exported nearly 1.7 million tonnes of coffee in the first eight months, earning...

Toy market heats up before 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival

Stores, supermarkets, shopping malls and commercial streets are displaying a broad range of lanterns and toys across colours, designs and price...

MoIT imposes anti-dumping duties on ceramic and porcelain tiles from India

The Trade Remedies Authority of Vietnam (Trav) said on Tuesday that the ministry issued a decision on Monday imposing definitive anti-dumping duties...

Vietnam wood exports near $11.7 billion in eight months

Vietnam’s wood and wood product exports reached an estimated $11.69 billion in the first eight months, up 5 per cent on-year, with the US remaining...

Việt Nam targets durian exports of around $4 billion in 2026

In the first eight months, durian export revenue was estimated at $1.95 billion, of which exports to China alone fetched $1.85 billion or 95 per cent.

Domestic demand drives steel growth as construction gathers pace

Construction is expected to remain one of the key drivers of economic growth as major national infrastructure projects move ahead.

Rice exports expected to gain momentum in year-end months

The total rice export value is forecast at around US$3.94 billion for this year, down about 4 per cent from last year due to low average export...

Việt Nam’s rice exports reach $2.91 billion in eight months

The average export price in July reached $511 per tonne, up 5.8 per cent year-on-year, marking the first annual increase this year.

Mooncake demand surges early on e-commerce platforms

Mid-Autumn Festival-related products generated nearly one million searches on Shopee in August, according to the platform's internal data. Mooncakes...

Việt Nam’s pepper exports grow strongly, spice industry eyes higher value

During January-July, the country exported 168,429 tonnes of pepper worth US$1.087 billion, a 16.1 per cent surge in volume and a 10.1 per cent climb...





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