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Full inspections mandated as Vietnam moves to control rare earth exports

The Department of Vietnam Customs has mandated 100 per cent inspection of rare earth export shipments from May 6, tightening oversight to combat...

Agro-forestry-fishery exports exceed $23 billion in first four months

Vietnam’s agro-forestry-fishery exports reached more than $23 billion in the first four months of 2026, up 5.4 per cent on-year, with Asia remaining...

Businesses cut costs to retain market share

HCM City food firms cut costs and hold prices amid weak demand and rising input costs, accelerating a shift to greener, more efficient production.

Tech-driven shift expands OCOP market access

From enhancing transparency in production processes to boosting sales on digital platforms, technology is not only reshaping traditional business...

Efforts intensify to maintain key agricultural export markets

Domestic agricultural enterprises are exerting efforts to maintain their standing in key export markets to avoid dependence on certain markets...

Smart factories or bust: decision time in 2026

In many Vietnamese factories, transformation does not begin with a robot arm or a fully automated line but starts with the simple realisation that...

VN ranks 18th among world’s top exporters in 2025

Việt Nam’s export hit $470 billion for the first time last year, up more than 16 per cent year-on-year, with a trade surplus of over $20 billion

Fruit and vegetable exports surge on global demand

Việt Nam’s fruit and vegetable exports posted robust growth in the early months of this year, driven by improved compliance with standard...

Industry, trade sector plays key role in double-digit growth target

Prime Minister Lê Minh Hưng on Wednesday told the industrial and trade sector to take the lead in addressing existing problems and promote production...

Vietnamese firms urged to meet Japan supply chain standards

Bilateral trade between Việt Nam and Japan reached over $51 billion for the first time last year, reflecting increasingly deep economic ties.





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