July 21, 2026 | 21:19 GMT +7
July 21, 2026 | 21:19 GMT +7
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(VAN) According to Counselor Vu Cuong, if Vietnamese enterprises actively prepare, they are fully capable of meeting the requirements of the Japanese market.
(VAN) Lam Dong's coffee and rubber sectors are being supported step by step to meet the European Union's Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).
(VAN) Can Tho's industry and trade sector is prioritizing agricultural exports by expanding market access, strengthening logistics infrastructure, and enhancing support for local businesses.
(VAN) A range of proposals to strengthen the durian supply chain were presented at the 2nd Asia Durian Workshop and the Vietnam–China Durian Supply and Demand Trade Connectivity Forum, held on July 14.
(VAN) Holding advantages in farming areas, processing capacity, and production experience, Can Tho plans to enhance tilapia export potential.
(VAN) Key solutions have been updated to improve quality, enhance the supply chain, and meet the stringent requirements of international export markets.
(VAN) The shift in mindset, the building of consumer alliances, and the circular economy have increased the income of lotus farmers in Dong Thap.
(VAN) Lobster exports to China continued to surge in the first half of the year, putting the product on track to surpass USD 1 billion in export value.
(VAN) Despite a 12.8% year-on-year surge to nearly USD 5.8 billion, seafood sector faces tightening global criteria that demand corporate adaptation.
(VAN) The Agricultural Export Development Project for 2026-2030, with a vision to 2045, aims to promote the export of Vietnam's entire agricultural ecosystem across the crop production, forestry, fisheries, and livestock sectors.
(VAN) Lam Dong province is stepping up management of the durian supply chain from production and procurement through to packaging and export, in order to meet market requirements and ensure product quality.
(VAN) The Truong Thanh Durian Festival was held to strengthen consumption linkages, raise the value of locally grown durian, and advance the development of a raw material zone capable of meeting sustainable export standards.
(VAN) Businesses exporting food products to China are now better supported in navigating registration procedures, as many required documents must be uploaded to the system.
(VAN) Exports are rising sharply thanks to demand. However, booming orders are causing domestic prices to fluctuate, creating opportunities and challenges.
(VAN) After many years of agricultural restructuring, Gia Lai is gradually affirming its role as a major agricultural commodity production region domestically.