As competition in ASEAN is intensifying, Vietnamese enterprises are advised to strengthen distribution networks, enhance product innovation and closely monitor policy changes and trade-defence measures in importing markets to sustain and expand their market share.

Australia and the European Union signed a free trade agreement on Tuesday after eight years of negotiations, removing tariffs on almost all goods and potentially easing EU access to Australian critical minerals.

Recent disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz region are putting significant pressure on the food supply chain.

The General Administration of Customs of China (GACC) has issued a new notice tightening regulations on facility registration, quality control, and traceability requirements for imported food products

Packaging for goods, including food, circulating in the EU market is required to have a certain percentage of recycled plastic content

Escalating conflicts in the Middle East, coupled with maritime security risks, rising logistics costs, and volatile energy prices, are creating a chain reaction of shocks for the global economy.

Amid rising input costs, tourism enterprises across the country are deploying a range of measures, including the application of technology, system optimization, and strengthened partnerships, in a bid to jointly maintain stable pricing.

Viet Nam is committed to accompanying and providing the most favourable conditions for foreign investors in general and US enterprises in particular to invest and operate successfully at the Viet Nam International Financial Centre.

Viet Nam’s rice exports are facing shipping delays and rising costs as tensions in the Middle East disrupt logistics, prompting traders to reassess contracts, officials said on March 24.

The European Parliament has backed a position on proposals to cut tariffs on US-based ‘industrial’ goods, a measure that could extend to certain oversized shipments – but on the strict understanding that the United States reciprocates similar concessions.