Japan continues to be one of Vietnam's leading economic partners, especially in supporting industries. This connection is expected to boost the export of supporting industry products to the Japanese market.

The early completion of policies on organic agriculture will help Vietnam seize the opportunity to become a supplier and exporter of food for the world market.

The EU reached an agreement Tuesday to ban the import of several products considered the “main drivers of deforestation,” including coffee, cocoa and soy, the European Commission said.

The EU has today requested the establishment of panels at the World Trade Organization for two of its ongoing trade disputes with China. One concerns the legality of the trade restrictions that China has had in place against Lithuanian exports and EU exports containing Lithuanian content since December 2021.

The growth of exports to Vietnam’s key markets is expected to slow down due to pressure from inflation and economic recession.

Trade between Vietnam and the Republic of Korea (RoK) has witnessed a strong growth over the past time, with tremendous room noticed for future development of the ties.

Enterprises in the textile, garment and footwear industries are facing difficulties on a variety of fronts, including a reduction in export orders, and the plight is likely to continue until the first half of next year.

U.S. logistic managers are bracing for delays in the delivery of goods from China in early January as a result of canceled sailings of container ships and rollovers of exports by ocean carriers.

Blame COVID. Or China, or Russia, or globalization itself. Responsibility for the emerging trend of countries launching their own industrial policies must lie somewhere.

Vietnam's rubber industry is facing many internal problems that may threaten its sustainable growth in the future when the pressures from the market are increasing day by day.