Import-Export

VCN - In the first months of 2024, foreign direct investment (FDI) attraction activities continued to be vibrant, showing that foreign investors maintained their confidence and optimism in the Vietnamese market. However, finding and retaining high-quality

More advanced manufacturing from Taiwan (China) will migrate to Việt Nam over the coming decades. Known as Taiwan’s prime destination for investment, the nation is confident it will win contracts.

VCN - Seafood enterprises have encountered many difficulties and shortcomings - especially related to the certificate of origin (S/C), leading to the fact that enterprises cannot obtain the necessary documents for exporting seafood shipments to Europe.

While the influx of imported goods has presented challenges, with signs of dumping and subsidisation impacting domestic industries, Vietnam has effectively countered these threats.

VCN - Vietnam and Japan are participating in 4 bilateral and multilateral free trade agreements, Vietnamese enterprises need to take advantage of this to increase exports.

VCN - Some localities with great potential for supporting industry development have proactively issued their own policies to support businesses in training human resources, helping businesses access the global production chain.

VCN - Enterprises with foreign direct investment (FDI) account for 67.8% of the country's total import and export turnover.

India is one of the key export markets where the phone and component group has achieved impressive growth.

Vietnam’s seafood exports remained heavily dependent on natural sources, which have become increasingly difficult to secure due to tightening regulations and limited local marine farming, according to the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP).

Vietnam was the second largest supplier of white fish (mainly tra fish or pangasius) to the United States in the first half of 2024.