A top priority among Vietnamese businesses is to diversify their supply sources, as shown in a recent survey by Vietnam Report, a market research company in Việt Nam.

The reduction in seafood exports is gradually narrowing, seafood processing and exporting enterprises are trying to find opportunities to boost exports in the last months of the year.

A seminar was held by the Vietnam Trade and Industry Review in Hanoi on October 6 to discuss how to connect with the EU firms and make the best use of the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA).

Việt Nam, as an open economy with multiple Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) in place, is committed to fulfilling its obligations in the automobile import sector.

Although new challenges pose for Vietnam's agricultural and food products in key export markets, the initiative and positivity of businesses alongsidecomplete legal framework are prerequisites for the growth of Vietnamese agricultural and food products in the international market.

Having a sustainable development element will help businesses increase their value and build Vietnamese brands in the European market.

A series of new policies from the import market pose many challenges for domestic export businesses, in which textiles, furniture and household appliances are directly affected industries.

There are only few days left before the European Commission (EC)’s fourth on-site inspection in Vietnam over the fight against illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing.

Experts have recommended the acceleration of green transformation for businesses to help them avoid being excluded from the value chains as green consumption is becoming a trend and a widespread requirement across all segments and markets.

To add value to exported agricultural products, there needs to be synchronous solutions to support agricultural businesses in digitalizing production and processing to meet market requirements.