The new exhibition spaces will help connect high-quality local products with consumers, particularly tourists, while enhancing brand recognition and promoting the city’s image.
A new AI-enabled platform is expected to reduce certification time, improve traceability and boost the competitiveness of Vietnamese agricultural exports.
The Government plans to issue a separate resolution to immediately address obstacles in granting the codes, particularly as the Central Highlands'' durian harvest is expected to enter its peak season in about 10 days.
The campaign is expected to stimulate domestic consumption, boost retail sales, support economic growth, promote Vietnamese brands and encourage consumers to prioritise locally made products while attracting international visitors via shopping events.
As Việt Nam assigns clearer growth responsibilities to localities, the latest GRDP results show that the next stage of provincial competition will depend not only on targets, but also on the ability to build stronger industries, attract investment and improve...
Despite headwinds from Middle East tensions that have pushed up freight and logistics costs, exports of wood and wood products were estimated at $1.53 billion in June, lifting first-half export turnover to $8.54 billion, up 4.4 per cent from a year...
FedEx is stepping up support for Vietnamese exporters as they face new mandatory electronic filing requirements introduced by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), which took effect on July 8.
Deputy Prime Minister Hồ Quốc Dũng praised the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment for developing and putting the system into operation, saying it would improve transparency across the agricultural supply chain, enable the tracing of product origins and help safeguard...
Sa Giang’s plant-based noodle product, enriched with moringa, was recognised for aligning with growing consumer demand for functional and convenient food products, organisers said.
Counterfeit OCOP products are spreading across online platforms and traditional markets, hurting legitimate producers and weakening trust in Vietnamese agricultural brands.
Việt Nam’s wood industry is seeking clearer VAT rules as inconsistent enforcement across provinces raises compliance risks, delays tax refunds and complicates export supply chains.
There were 18,243 OCOP products rated three stars or higher nationwide. Despite thousands of products meeting OCOP standards, getting them into retail systems is not easy.
Ngô Sỹ Hoài, Secretary General of the Vietnam Timber and Forest Products Association, highlighted the sector’s strengths, noting that Vietnamese wood products are now exported to 118 markets worldwide. Việt Nam is currently the world’s second-largest exporter of wood products...