March 7, 2026 | 20:57 GMT +7
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March 7, 2026 | 20:57 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
(VAN) Many of Viet Nam’s key export products to the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) market have recorded strong growth, thanks to the VN-EAEU FTA's preferences.
(VAN) Despite mounting difficulties in its largest market, the United States, Vietnam’s tuna exports still recorded solid growth in the first month of the year, driven by stronger demand from other markets.
(VAN) Viet Nam’s wood export strategy has entered a phase of rapid expansion, yet the industry is increasingly bumping against clear ecological and spatial limits.
(VAN) Pistachios, durian, and coconut were among the bright spots in Viet Nam's fruit and vegetable exports in January 2026.
(VAN) In the first month of the year, durian exports recorded strong growth, contributing significantly to overall fruit and vegetable exports.
(VAN) Seafood exports to the United States fell during the first month of the year due to the impacts of MMPA, while the issuance of COA has encountered numerous technical hurdles.
(VAN) Tilapia exports to the United States posted exceptionally strong growth in 2025, making the U.S. the largest market for Vietnamese tilapia.
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(VAN) Fruit and vegetable export turnover recorded strong growth in 2025, reaching a record high of nearly USD 8.6 billion. Exports of fruits and vegetables are projected to reach USD 9.5 billion-10 billion in 2026.
(VAN) The meteorological and hydrological sector is focusing on training human resources in observation, data analysis, forecasting, and natural disaster warning to meet current practical demands.
(VAN) Koreans' rice consumption fell to a record low in 2025 as changing diets and eating habits continued to reduce demand, government data showed Thursday.
(VAN) The demand for chicken remains high, and global growth in the sector is set to continue, according to the latest RaboResearch report.
(VAN) Strong growth in pepper exports, coupled with rising demand for various other spices, has propelled Vietnam’s spice industry beyond the 2 billion USD mark for the first time.
(VAN) Organic varieties, regional specialties, minimally processed products, and teas steeped in cultural narratives are experiencing rapid growth across numerous developed markets.
(VAN) With a robust surge in export value over the past year, Viet Nam is becoming a bright spot in the global tilapia market.
