The Vietnamese wood industry is facing significant obstacles in terms of expenses, earnings, and the capacity to sustain exports to important markets as a result of new US import levies of up to 50 per cent.
The General Council of Agriculture and Rural Development Vietnam held the 11th annual ceremony to honour the “Vietnam Golden Agricultural Brands 2025” in Hà Nội on Friday.
The Department of Industry and Trade of Tuyên Quang Province held a conference on October 16 to promote trade, foster business connections, and support the consumption of local products in 2025.
HCM City authorities have pledged to listen to and respond to businesses’ feedback, advance administrative reforms and place enterprises at the centre of public services.
Running through Sunday, the event features a regional OCOP trade connection conference chaired by the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, an OCOP product contest, and a trade fair.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has recently issued a document to various ministries and agencies seeking feedback on the draft decree that will regulate the criteria for determining the origin of goods with Vietnamese origin in domestic circulation.
In an era where sustainability is a global priority, Việt Nam’s plastics industry is actively transitioning through investments in recycling, bioplastics, and eco-friendly products, according to the Việt Nam Plastics Association.
Over the past few years, a growing number of companies have ventured into the green economy, producing sustainable goods ranging from biodegradable packaging to organic foods and eco-friendly fashion.
The displays feature rice, coffee, cashew nuts, pepper, confectionery, fresh fruits, processed fruit products and other organic foods. Products with international certification for food safety and hygiene, especially organic goods, have made a strong impression on visitors.
Two ministries discussed solutions to implement the Prime Minister’s official dispatch issued Tuesday on boosting rice exports and ensuring market stability after top buyers, including Indonesia and the Philippines, suspended rice imports.
Vietnam’s “One Commune, One Product” (OCOP) programme is riding the wave of e-commerce and social media to propel its rural brands onto the global stage, blending cultural heritage with digital savvy to tap premium markets.
It is time for farmers, cooperatives and enterprises to embrace official export pathways to ensure sustainable growth and improved market access as recent challenges such as congestion at border gates and concerns regarding price and quality underscore the urgency for change.
DKSH Business Unit Consumer Goods has entered into an exclusive agreement with Point Grey Vietnam Company under Point Grey Japan to distribute the complete portfolio of baby and personal care products in Việt Nam.