Expanding business opportunities for Vietnamese - Japanese logistics enterprises

Vietnam wins 2/3 of Indonesia's 500,000-ton rice bid

Indonesia has just “closed the book” on the 500,000 ton rice package and Vietnam has won 10 out of 17 packages in this round. This is good news in the last days of the Lunar New Year for the rice industry.

Rice exports to the EU market reached nearly 104,000 tons

Exceeding the quota (80,000 tons/year) of the EVFTA Agreement, in 2023, Vietnam exported nearly 104,000 tons of rice to the EU market.

Lesson 1: Agricultural value chain is extended

In 2023, agricultural, forestry and fishery exports will earn more than 53 billion USD. Rice and vegetables are bright spots in the overall picture as a result of the extension of the agricultural value chain.

FDI sector trade surplus of over 3.5 billion USD in January 2024

In general, in January 2024, the foreign-invested enterprise sector had a trade surplus of over 3.5 billion USD including crude oil and a trade surplus of 3.4 billion USD excluding crude oil.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade issued a decision on the results of the second review of anti-dumping of MSG.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade issued a decision on the results of the second review to apply anti-dumping measures on some MSG products originating from China.

Trade promotion to develop the market in 2024: Need to be proactive, positive, and close

Trade promotion and market development 2024 will continue to innovate and promote diverse and flexible implementation to achieve the set export growth target.

In January 2024, agricultural, forestry and fishery exports earned 5.14 billion USD.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development said that in January 2024, agricultural, forestry and fishery exports reached 5.14 billion USD, up 79.2% over the same period last year.

Vietnam remains the number 1 supplier of whitefish to Brazil.

According to statistics from Vietnam Customs, Vietnam's pangasius exports to Brazil in 2023 will reach 113 million USD, up 19% compared to 2022.

Concerns about supply shortages cause export coffee prices to hit new peaks

At the end of the trading day on January 30, Arabica coffee prices recovered 2.51%; Robusta coffee prices increased by 1.86%, creating a new peak in 30 years.

Trade promotion conference with Vietnamese Trade Offices in January 2024

This morning (January 31), the Ministry of Industry and Trade held a trade promotion conference with Vietnamese Trade Offices abroad.

In 2023, footwear exports will earn more than 20.2 billion USD

In 2023, Vietnam's footwear exports brought in more than 20.2 billion USD, down 15.3% compared to 2022.

Retail Market 2024: Quite optimistic but cautious

The trend of expanding multi-channel sales is still evident; e-commerce continues to be the most widely used online sales channel in the retail industry.

Local supply shortage, coffee export price highest in 30 years

The average export price of coffee in January 2024 increased again, reaching 2,955 USD/ton, up 2.3% over the previous month and up 35.2% over the same period in 2023.

Vietnam shrimp industry seeks solutions to improve competitiveness

With high feed costs, Vietnam's shrimp industry continues to compete fiercely with Ecuador and India in terms of price and supply.

Opening of the Giap Thin Spring Fair 2024

With the theme "Spring of the Year of the Dragon - Thousands of Tet gifts", the 2024 Spring Fair officially opened on the morning of January 30 in Hanoi .

What solutions promote export growth to the Philippine market?

Vietnam and the Philippines have many similarities in consumer culture, so this is a market with great potential for Vietnam's export products.

Vietnamese dragon fruit faces many challenges from the market

China is the main market for Vietnamese dragon fruit. Currently, China produces 1.6 million tons of dragon fruit per year, posing a big challenge to Vietnamese dragon fruit.

Red Sea tensions are the new challenge for the seafood industry in 2024

The Red Sea tension is seriously affecting the global supply chain, which is a new challenge for Vietnamese seafood in 2024.

In 2023, Vietnam will spend 7.1 billion USD to import all kinds of coal.

In 2023, coal imports of all kinds will reach more than 51.1 million tons, worth more than 7.1 billion USD, up 61.4% in volume and 0.7% in value over the same period in 2022.