Seeking solutions to strengthen cross-border durian supply chains
(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.
Fertilizer exports reach approx US$1 billion
(VAN) Viet Nam exported 1.7 million tons of fertilizer, posting sharp increases in both volume and value after global fertilizer supplies were disrupted by the conflict in the Middle East.
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Durian market at new crossroads: [2] Together to transform production practices
(VAN) As importing markets raise standards, durian exporters are shifting toward more selective sourcing while working closely with farmers to improve quality.
Establishing a 'green zone' for durian exports
(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.
Lobster on track to become a billion-dollar export
(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.
Son La Arabica reaches new markets through experience
(VAN) The Son La Provincial People's Committee organized a seminar and coffee experience space to promote the Arabica brand and expand its consumer market.
Viet Nam, EU agree on solutions to remove agricultural trade barriers
(VAN) The two sides reached agreement on a range of measures to facilitate trade and expand market access for agricultural products in the period ahead.
Coffee exports hit $4.23B in 5 months
(VAN) Despite declining prices, demand from major markets and expanding opportunities in China continue to create growth momentum for Vietnamese coffee.
Vegetable and fruit exports reach $2.98 bln in first five months of 2026
(VAN) Vietnam's fruit and vegetable exports maintained strong growth momentum in May 2026, driven by favorable market conditions, domestic policy measures, and seasonal harvest cycles.
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Processed products account for large share of fruit and veg exports
(VAN) Investments by businesses and market demand are helping processed products account for an increasingly larger share of Viet Nam's fruit and vegetable exports.