July 21, 2026 | 19:06 GMT +7
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July 21, 2026 | 19:06 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
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(VAN) According to Mr.Huy, Agricultural Counselor to the US, opportunities to access this market are reserved for suppliers with the capacity to fully comply.
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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) Protecting durian's export markets cannot rest on the shoulders of individual farming households. Solving this problem requires a shift toward growing-area governance and data management.
(VAN) In the first four months of 2026, Viet Nam exported meat and meat products to 25 markets, with Hong Kong (China) remaining the single largest importer.
(VAN) Behind Vietnam’s impressive export figures and successful shipments arriving at international ports lies the connecting role played by the country’s agricultural attachés.
(VAN) Vinh Long aims to increase the proportion of four- and five-star OCOP products to around 20 percent, with a focus on developing deep-processed products to enhance value and competitiveness.
(VAN) The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is triggering a ripple effect across the global poultry industry, presenting a complex landscape of both significant challenges and unique opportunities for Vietnam’s poultry sector.
(VAN) Organic varieties, regional specialties, minimally processed products, and teas steeped in cultural narratives are experiencing rapid growth across numerous developed markets.
(VAN) Developing standardized growing areas is seen as the foundation for Vietnamese fruits to secure a lasting foothold in high-end markets and expand opportunities for sustainable exports.
(VAN) Viet Nam and Australia have officially opened their markets to two new fruit products: Vietnamese pomelos and Australian blueberries.
(VAN) The US’ reciprocal tariffs are expected to have a major impact on Vietnam’s agro-forestry-fishery exports. Beyond measures to maintain this crucial market, industry leaders stress the need to pivot strongly toward other destinations.
(VAN) Only by comprehensively overcoming these hurdles can Vietnam's key fruits achieve a breakthrough, affirm a sustainable position in international markets, and bring higher value to farmers.
(VAN) In its 2025 National Action Plan for Trade Promotion, the Ministry of Industry and Trade has clearly defined niche markets as a primary focus, in addition to its initiatives in traditional markets.
(VAN) Although the U.S. holds a small share of Vietnam’s rubber exports, newly imposed reciprocal tariffs are expected to impact the sector. Vietnamese enterprises must optimize the use of significant markets and free trade agreements.
(VAN) Reciprocal tariffs are exerting pressure on U.S. exports, prompting Vietnamese firms to shift their focus to Muslim markets, Thailand, and Brazil.