Deputy Prime Minister Phạm Gia Túc urged textile, garment and footwear industries to accelerate the adoption of science and technology, innovation, digital transformation and e-commerce to improve productivity and product quality, while expanding sustainable manufacturing practices that meet ESG standards.
Analysts noted that Việt Nam-Singapore ties are increasingly moving beyond traditional goods trade towards green growth, innovation and high-quality supply chains, laying a stronger foundation for more substantive and sustainable cooperation in the years ahead.
SunRice Group – Australia’s largest rice producer and distributor – plans to increase the capacity of its rice processing plant in Việt Nam''s Đồng Tháp Province to 120,000 tonnes per year.
Departments of Industry and Trade in the northern border region are required to regularly the import and export situation at border gates and coordinate transportation to avoid congestion during peak periods.
Bắc Ninh has sold roughly 4,010 tonnes of early-ripening lychee so far, including more than 2,921 tonnes consumed domestically and nearly 1,089 tonnes exported.
Việt Nam’s fruit and vegetable export turnover in May was estimated at US$614.79 million, bringing the total to more than $2.67 billion in the first five months of 2026, up 16 per cent year-on-year.
Record imports of raw cashew nuts in the first months of 2026 reflect not only expanding processing capacity but also the urgent need for the industry to shift toward higher value-added production and a more resilient supply chain model.
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The Vietnamese Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT), in coordination with the Vietnamese Embassy and the Vietnam Business Association in Bangladesh, hosted a Vietnam – Bangladesh business forum and B2B Matching 2026 event in Dhaka on May 19.
The three-day event serves as a platform for business networking, technology exchange and knowledge sharing in the livestock, aquaculture and food industries in Việt Nam and Southeast Asia.
India is set to ease export requirements by removing special import conditions and extra phytosanitary declarations for fresh Vietnamese durian, allowing the product to enter the market more smoothly.
Bắc Ninh currently has 29,800ha under lychee cultivation, with output estimated at more than 95,000 tonnes, or about 59.5 per cent of the annual target.
Fresh pomelos and lemons from Việt Nam will now be officially exported to China following the signing of new phytosanitary protocols between the two countries, marking a significant step forward in expanding official export channels for Vietnamese fruit.
Experts said one of the most effective new approaches for Vietnamese firms is to leverage the extensive network of South Korean manufacturers already operating in Việt Nam.