Although holding the world's number 1 position in cashew nut exports, Viet Nam is facing great pressure as many African countries promote self-processing, threatening its long-standing raw material sources and competitive advantages.

According to the Viet Nam Fruit and Vegetable Association, by the end of October, durian exports had surpassed the record of 3.2 billion USD of last year.

Viet Nam's trade turnover has surpassed USD 800 billion as of November 15, marking the highest level to date.

Viet Nam’s exports to the United States reached a historic USD 126.17 billion in the first ten months of the year, up 27.7 per cent and accounting for more than 30 per cent of total export turnover.

Not only coffee, Viet Nam's cashew nuts and pepper are also racing to set export records. These three agricultural products of our country occupy the top positions in the world.

President Donald Trump has further loosened tariffs on Brazil as part of his effort to lower consumer costs for Americans. The decision, released Thursday, affects coffee, fruit and beef, among other goods.

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has just announced the mandatory implementation of Certificate of Origin (C/O) regulations for all goods imported into the country.

The tariff update that took effect on November 13, 2025, is expected to influence sourcing patterns and cost structures in the U.S. fruit market.

China has reclaimed its title as Germany's top trading partner, official data showed recently.

The US proposes banning companies receiving CHIPS subsidies from purchasing chip equipment from China for 10 years.