Economic experts said the sharp increase in FDI in the electronics sector is creating significant opportunities for Việt Nam, while also intensifying competition for labour.
Representatives of leading Polish manufacturers of agricultural and forestry machinery have expressed strong interest in Việt Nam’s potential in both furniture manufacturing and mechanical engineering and manufacturing.
Experts said the US$48-billion target should also be viewed as an opportunity for Việt Nam''s garment and textile industry to improve productivity and increase value added for more sustainable competitiveness.
With bilateral trade growing strongly, Vietnamese businesses are looking beyond product promotion to understand buyer requirements, adapt their offerings and turn market connections into sustainable export opportunities.
While the Philippines offers strong near-term demand, the Vietnamese rice industry faces pressure to improve quality and diversity markets to sustain sustainable exports.
Exports reached $49.3 billion in the first eight months of the year, up 7 per cent from a year earlier, leaving the sector with about $24.9 billion to achieve in the remaining four months, or an average of $6.23 billion...
During the 30th Export Day, organised on September 15 in Buenos Aires by the Chamber of Exporters of the Argentine Republic (CERA) under the theme "New Export Frontier: The Transformation Underway," Vietnamese Ambassador to Argentina Ngô Minh Nguyệt highlighted that...
Hà Nội should to strengthen domestic production capacity, raise the value added of its products and deepen its integration into supply chains with import growth significantly outpacing export growth.
According to the Vietnam Coffee Cocoa Association (Vicofa), Việt Nam exported nearly 1.7 million tonnes of coffee in the first eight months, earning more than US$6 billion.
Vietnamese businesses need to strengthen their production capacity, achieve higher standards, and build long-term partnerships as global supply chains undergo major changes.
The US was Việt Nam’s largest export market in the first eight months of 2026, with revenue of $122 billion, while China remained the country’s biggest source of imports, with turnover of $161.9 billion.
The total rice export value is forecast at around US$3.94 billion for this year, down about 4 per cent from last year due to low average export prices in the first months of the year.
During January-July, the country exported 168,429 tonnes of pepper worth US$1.087 billion, a 16.1 per cent surge in volume and a 10.1 per cent climb in value compared to the same period last year.