Packaging not only contains, preserves and transports food but also plays a direct role in controlling food safety risks, reducing environmental impacts and promoting a circular economy.
The success of AEF 2026 is especially important considering that 2026 marks the 50th anniversary of the city being renamed after President Hồ Chí Minh, according to its People''s Committee.
HCM City, Việt Nam’s leading economic centre and innovation hub, is at a historic moment, with an opportunity to connect resources and turn them into frameworks for co-operation, innovation and the creation of new value, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Văn Thắng...
As of October 26, around 41.18 per cent of the budget for science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation has been disbursed. This amounts to VNĐ21.69 trillion (US$824 million) out of a total of VNĐ52.68 trillion, leaving a substantial sum to...
Minister of Science and Technology Vũ Hải Quân said the value of AI should not be measured by the number of strategies, models or pilot projects, but by improvements in public services, labour productivity, business performance and people''s quality of...
The 21st Asian-Australasian Association of Animal Production Societies Congress (AAAP 2026) opened in Hà Nội Wednesday to promote scientific cooperation, technology transfer and sustainable livestock production
Prime Minister Lê Minh Hưng has called for stronger international partnerships that translate commitments into concrete projects, as Việt Nam seeks to strengthen economic resilience, attract high-quality investment and achieve sustainable growth.
HCM City has announced 12 investment projects, including multibillion-dollar developments in seaports, logistics, urban development and high technology.
ASEAN is diverse in economic development, market size, legal systems, business environments, logistics capabilities and consumer behaviour, requiring exporters to tailor their approaches to individual markets.
By reconnecting farming systems with seasonal floods, the models can generate additional income through lotus-based products, including food, fibre, textiles and artwork, as well as aquaculture and tourism.
While Việt Nam’s free trade agreements often draw attention for their benefits to traditional exports such as agricultural products, seafood and textiles, electronics and mechanical components hold significant strategic potential in trade with EFTA, comprising Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein.
Việt Nam is seeking European partners and investment to turn its vast offshore wind potential into a competitive green hydrogen industry and join global clean energy supply chains.
Efforts have been hastened to accelerate digitisation of coffee growing areas and developing traceability data to meet increasingly stringent requirements in export markets.
