Commodities

Việt Nam's durian exports set sights on new record

Durian exports reached nearly US$1.1 billion in the first six months of this year, up 32 per cent year-on-year. The industry's strongest export...

Việt Nam cuts retail fuel prices on August 6

The Ministry of Industry and Trade, and the Ministry of Finance set aside VNĐ200 per litre for biofuel into the Petroleum Price Stabilisation Fund...

Cement producers sustain growth as construction demand holds firm

Vietnam's cement producers delivered stronger first-half earnings as construction demand and infrastructure projects boosted sales, keeping the...

India opens market to fresh Vietnamese durian

The Plant Production and Protection Department under the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment said the Indian government had approved the import...

Vietnamese shrimp exports to China offset weaker sales to US

China has become the main growth engine for Việt Nam's shrimp exports, offsetting weaker sales to the US as exporters navigate trade uncertainty...

Durian exports recover despite mounting price pressure

If the Central Highlands harvest proceeds smoothly and issues related to growing-area and packing-house codes are resolved promptly, exports could...

Rice export prices recover, but competition remains intense

According to the Vietnam Food Association (VFA), export prices continued to rise this month.

Brazil spends nearly $35 million on Vietnamese tilapia, imports surge 289-fold

VASEP said Brazil had become the fastest-growing market for Vietnamese tilapia, helping drive export growth as global demand for whitefish continues...

Sustainable raw materials critical for wood industry to reach $25b export goal

The target of $25 billion could be beyond reach if the industry continues to rely on short-term sources and imported raw materials, said Bùi Trung...

Electric scooter makers in Việt Nam ramp up launches ahead of new school year

VinFast introduced its new Kinet and Kyo electric scooters on July 20, expanding its premium lineup as competition for market share gathers pace.





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