The management should not only focus on expanding markets or achieving higher prices but also on proactively identifying and forecasting non-traditional barriers in order to raise timely response measures.
Of the total export value in the January–February period, agricultural products accounted for US$6.09 billion, up 17.1 per cent year-on-year. Seafood exports reached $1.76 billion, marking a sharp increase of 23.3 per cent, while forestry products brought in $2.82 billion,...
Thirty leading Vietnamese food and beverage processing businesses are attending the world’s biggest food show event Gulfood Dubai 2026 with an aim to boost exports and seek opportunities for investment cooperation in the Middle Eastern market.
Across the Mekong Delta, leading aquaculture producers, processors and exporters, along with suppliers of inputs, are transitioning to circular, high-tech and clean production models that cut greenhouse gas emissions and comply with international certification standards.
China has reaffirmed its commitment to expand agricultural imports from Việt nam and support large-scale, high-quality investments between enterprises from both countries.
Việt Nam’s agro-forestry-fishery exports are on track to reach a record high of US$70 billion this year, driven by strong growth of key products including fruits and vegetables, coffee, cashew nuts, pepper and seafood, according to the Ministry of Agriculture...
The Directorate of Fisheries under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development organised a forum on the development of tilapia production and consumption in Hải Phòng City on October 17.
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has increased the total credit limit for the agricultural, forestry and fishery sectors to VNĐ185 trillion (about US$7 billion), under a programme designed to stimulate growth and sustainability in these critical industries.
The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has informed Việt Nam’s Directorate of Fisheries on August 26 that imports from the affected fisheries will be banned from January 1, 2026.
Việt Nam’s agricultural, forestry, and fishery exports are expected to reach the target for 2025 of US$65 billion, a 4 per cent increase from last year, despite anticipated challenges in the remaining months, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and...
Breaking down the figures, agricultural products accounted for US$15.29 billion, up 16.3 per cent while livestock products totalled $217.2 milion, an 11.7 per cent increase.
Facing rising global trade barriers and market fluctuations, Việt Nam’s fishery industry is intensifying efforts to diversify its export markets and products to sustain growth and reduce risks.