Sustainability and consumer trust are increasingly becoming essential competitive advantages for businesses, especially amidst the rapid expansion of e-commerce and digital transactions.
The Government is drafting a national strategy for the materials industry through 2030, seeking to shift the country''s competitive advantage from abundant natural resources to technological capability and high-value manufacturing.
Market growth is no longer measured solely by revenue size or the number of contracts, but increasingly depends on service quality, risk management capabilities, innovation and the ability to build lasting trust with customers.
Unlike many manufacturing industries that rely on concentrated sources of raw materials, the recycled paper supply chain depends on a fragmented network of individual collectors, collection points, baling stations, traders and recycling mills.
HCM City is stepping up efforts to build a safer and more transparent e-commerce ecosystem as authorities accelerate implementation of the new E-commerce Law, which aims to strengthen consumer protection, enhance platform accountability and support the sustainable growth of Việt...
Việt Nam has introduced policies to promote green, clean and sustainable development across industry, energy and logistics. The advanced technologies unveiled by SDHI align with the country''s priorities of green transport, digital transformation and logistics infrastructure modernisation.
MoIT will coordinate with relevant ministries, agencies and local authorities to organise the event and propose commendations for high-performing localities.
The convergence of green manufacturing and artificial intelligence (AI) has given rise to a trend of dual transformation, compelling Vietnamese enterprises to make greater efforts to maintain their position in global supply chains.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade is stepping up the implementation of Resolution 57 by accelerating digital transformation, innovation and strategic technology development to modernise the sector and deliver tangible results.
Building on five years of cooperation, the new partnership will focus on digital transformation, smart manufacturing and skills development to help domestic suppliers move further up the global value chain.
The programme is designed to be held every two years, with the inaugural assessment scheduled for the end of 2026 and the second edition planned for 2028.
The Sơn La Provincial People''s Committee hosted a seminar and Arabica coffee promotion event in Hà Nội on Friday, aiming to enhance brand recognition, connect businesses, and broaden market access.