Import-Export

VCN - According to Prof. Dr. Pham Hong Chuong, Rector of National Economics University, Vietnamese businesses are facing a lot of difficulties in the post-pandemic period, which can threaten sustainable growth and development. Therefore, in addition to so

Economic and trade partnerships have always been one of the bright spots in the Vietnam - New Zealand relations, and the two countries are striving for 2 billion USD in bilateral trade by 2024.

The northern province of Bac Ninh has so far this year attracted more than 2 billion USD in foreign direct investment (FDI), thanks to innovations and increased efficiency of investment promotion activities.

As many as 218 companies have won the “Prestigious Export Business” title for 2021, according to the list unveiled by the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) on December 5.

VCN - Talking to Customs Magazine, Mr. Le Hoai Nam, Director of the Environmental Quality Management Department, General Department of Environment (Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment), said: The General Department of Environment and the General Department of Customs have strengthened coordination with enterprises via sharing information related to regulations on import and use of persistent pollutants and raw materials, fuels, materials, products, goods and equipment containing such decomposers (also known as POPs). The problem is that to implement the regulations from January 1, 2023, businesses need to understand the regulations to avoid penalties

The Vietnam-US supply chain needs to be consolidated to improve its resilience and to maximise profitability for “links” in the chain, said experts at the Vietnam-US Trade Forum themed “Changes – Challenges – Adaptation”.

VCN - At the end of last year, many businesses were worried that they did not have enough time and human resources to meet all signed orders. At this time, orders fell significantly. This is one of the signs that show the economy in 2023 will be full of

VCN - Export to the EU market was estimated at US$39.4 billion, up 22.3%; to ASEAN was estimated at US$28.9 billion, up 24%; to Korea was estimated at US$20.7 billion, up 15.4%; and exports to Japan were estimated at US$19.8 billion, up 22%.

VCN - The largest import-export group of Vietnam is computers, electronic products and components with a turnover of US$121.6 billion.

The Vietnamese General Department of Customs reported that the country’s rice exports reached 713,546 tonnes, worth more than US$341 million, in October, up 22.3 per cent in volume and 23.9 per cent in value compared to September.