Great opportunity for Vietnamese rice as import demand from other countries increasing

Great opportunity for Vietnamese rice as import demand from other countries increasing

VCN - The domestic and international rice markets will continue to be vibrant due to the large demand for rice imports from countries such as China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Middle East and African countries.
China - Vietnam

China - Vietnam's top trading partner

VCN - As Vietnam's traditional partner, the trade relationship between Vietnam and China has continuously witnessed robust development, particularly since the two countries established a Comprehensive Strategic Cooperative Partnership in 2008.
AEOs: Great incentives, high responsibility

AEOs: Great incentives, high responsibility

VCN - AEO program is a major reform of the Customs sector in facilitating the business community. However, in addition many incentives available from the Customs agency, recognized businesses must also always be fully aware of setting examples in complyin
The Netherlands - Vietnam

The Netherlands - Vietnam's "tens of billions of dollars" trading partner

VCN - The Netherlands is Vietnam's leading trade partner in Europe. Bilateral trade reached more than US$10 billion in 2022.
Vietnam is the largest trading partner of China within ASEAN

Vietnam is the largest trading partner of China within ASEAN

VCN - According to preliminary statistics released by the General Department of Customs, as of the end of August, the scale of trade between Vietnam and China reached US$105.45 billion.
China is Vietnam

China is Vietnam's first trading partner with a trade turnover of 100 billion in 2023

VCN - According to preliminary statistics released by the General Department of Vietnam Customs, the import-export turnover between Vietnam and China reached US$105.45 billion at the end of August.
China - Vietnam

China - Vietnam's largest trading partner

VCN - China is the largest trading partner among more than 200 countries and territories with which Vietnam has foreign trade relations.
For the first time, Vietnam and Japan trade reaches US$40 billion

For the first time, Vietnam and Japan trade reaches US$40 billion

2021 marked an important milestone in bilateral trade between Vietnam and Japan, with a turnover of US$40 billion for the first time.
The US has become the biggest trading partner of Vietnam

The US has become the biggest trading partner of Vietnam's agriculture sector

In the first ten months of 2021, the US surpassed China to become the largest market for Vietnam to export agricultural, forestry and fishery products.
Vietnam becomes sixth largest trading partner of China

Vietnam becomes sixth largest trading partner of China

The nation has surpassed Germany for the first time to become China's sixth largest trading partner, marking a positive achievement in trade relations between both sides, according to data released by the General Administration of Customs of China.
Japan – Vietnam’s top four leading trading partners

Japan – Vietnam’s top four leading trading partners

VCN - For many years, Japan has always been in the group of four largest trading partners of Vietnam (along with China, the US and South Korea).
US remains Vietnam’s largest importer

US remains Vietnam’s largest importer

VCN – The US has been Vietnam’s largest importer for many years. In the first months of 2019, the US has retained this position
Germany -  Vietnam’s largest trading partner in EVFTA

Germany - Vietnam’s largest trading partner in EVFTA

VCN – Among the 28 members of the European Union (EU), which has just signed a Free Trade Agreement with Vietnam (EVFTA), Germany is Vietnam’s largest trading partner.
Japan is the largest trading partner of Vietnam in CPTTP

Japan is the largest trading partner of Vietnam in CPTTP

VCN- For many years, Japan has been the most important traditional trading partner of Vietnam. Currently, Japan ranks the fourth among more than 200 countries and territories that have trade relations with Vietnam (followed by China, South Korea and the U
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