The European Union has issued new regulatory regulations regarding the recognition of certification bodies and the issuance of organic certificates for imports into the EU.

Vietnam's textile and footwear industry is facing great pressure to satisfy more demanding requirements from international brands and national commitments on emission reduction while the input material and production costs are escalating.

Vietnam faces trade volatility with a new Trump presidency, officials and supply chain experts told Reuters, as the country could benefit from increased U.S.-China trade tensions but may also become "collateral damage" of U.S. protectionist measures.

Since the pandemic, both consumers and companies have increasingly shifted to online practices, making the EU a potential e-commerce market.

Vietnam has made significant strides on its path towards global economic integration since joining the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in 2006, with its economy consistently producing breakthroughs and achieving many impressive accomplishments.

The 44th and 45th ASEAN Summits and related summits opened on October 9 in Laos. China, as good neighbors, friends and partners of ASEAN, has been the latter's dominant trading partner for four consecutive years, and vice versa.

An international conference on "ASEAN-Korea Partnership 2024" was held in Seoul on November 7, by the ASEAN-Korea Centre (AKC) and the Korean Association of Southeast Asian Studies (KASEAS).

Cambodian businesses are eager to strengthening relations with the US during the upcoming Donald Trump Administration.

China’s outbound shipments grew at the fastest pace in more than two years in October as manufacturers rushed inventory to major export markets in anticipation of further tariffs from the United States and the European Union, with the threat of a broader trade war looming.

China and the European Union (EU) are engaged in active discussions over a price commitment plan for Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), according to the Ministry of Commerce (MOC). MOC spokesperson He Yongqian made this announcement during a press conference on Thursday, detailing that the EU technical team arrived in Beijing on November 2 to participate in these consultations. The negotiations are based on the principles of “pragmatism and balance,” with both sides working towards a resolution on the ongoing trade tensions surrounding the EV sector.