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Việt Nam’s tilapia exports poised for further growth in 2026

Việt Nam’s tilapia exports recorded impressive growth in 2025 and are expected to maintain momentum while expanding market share in international...

Việt Nam ready for nationwide E10 biofuel rollout from June 1

Major fuel distributors and domestic refineries are accelerating preparations to ensure sufficient supply, infrastructure and technical capacity for...

Lâm Đồng Province farmers earn high profit despite lower pepper yield

Farmers in Lâm Đồng Province are entering the pepper harvest season and earning high profits despite declining yield.

Steel industry faces challenges amid domestic focus shift

As Vietnamese steel companies pivot towards the domestic market due to weakening export demand, they are grappling with intense competition that has...

Việt Nam ranks fourth in the world for pork consumption

According to the department, pork has a significant impact on the food market and the consumer price index (CPI).

Auto sales up 95 per cent in January

Passenger cars accounted for the largest share with 26,102 units sold. Commercial vehicles reached 10,312 units, while special-purpose vehicles...

VN aims to develop a more self-reliant steel industry, pushing towards high-speed rail, auto

Vietnamese Government has urged the steel industry to move toward greater self-reliance in producing specialized steel for automobiles, high-speed...

Gold, property trading floors to operate before February 28

Tax, fee and land rent support policies for people and businesses will continue to be implemented.

Finance Ministry clarifies new gold bar tax amid market concerns

Finance Ministry defends new 0.1 per cent gold bar tax, says measure won't harm savers but will curb speculation.

Philippines considers Việt Nam’s DT8 rice as new import tariff reference

Francisco P. Tiu Laurel Jr., Philippine Secretary of Agriculture, told BusinessWorld Online that the Department of Agriculture (DA) was reviewing the...





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