The High-Quality Vietnamese Goods Business Association will hold a four-day festival from October 8-11 at Lê Văn Tám Park in HCM City to mark the 30th anniversary of the High-Quality Vietnamese Goods programme, under the theme “Pride and Continuity”.
The development of the Mộc Bài Border Gate Economic Zone in southern Tây Ninh Province and the planned cross-border economic cooperation zone at Lào Cai International Border Gate aims to promote socioeconomic development, cross-border trade and new space for economic...
The Thai market is helping Vietnamese businesses improve products, meet stricter buyer requirements and gain experience for expansion into other international markets.
Việt Nam’s economy maintained strong momentum in eight months, but slower business re-entry, rising dissolutions and inflationary pressures highlight challenges as the Government pushes for double-digit growth.
The Ministry of Science and Technology warned that IP violations remain widespread and increasingly sophisticated, particularly across e-commerce platforms, social networks, and other digital channels.
Cordillera Brewing Co., expressed particular interest in Vietnamese coffee, especially green coffee beans for roasting operations in Argentina, Panama and Uruguay.
At Kim Thành II international border gate, more than 2,000 tonnes of durian are exported to China each day, the highest daily volume recorded in the past two years.
Data from the National Competition Commission under the Ministry of Industry and Trade indicates that e-commerce is currently the sector generating the highest number of consumer complaints and reports.
Experts said startups need more than innovative ideas to succeed, highlighting management capacity, continuous innovation and sustainable business models as key factors for long-term growth.
Small businesses do not need to adopt ESG (environmental, social and governance) practices in a highly complex way from the outset, but can begin with actions suited to their scale, speakers said at a conference held in HCM City on...
Authorities in HCM City have intensified a sweeping crackdown on counterfeit and intellectual property-infringing goods across markets, shopping centres and e-commerce platforms, with administrative fines reaching VNĐ650 million (US$24,600).
Authorities nationwide have been ordered to intensify inspections, investigations and prosecutions targeting counterfeit goods, online piracy and trademark infringements.