With Vietnam’s logistics industry estimated at $80 billion and with an increase of 14-16 per cent annually, the adoption of digital transformation and automation is expected to drive more efficiency in the sector.

After nearly four years of implementation, the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) has become an important driving force for the export of goods to CPTPP member countries with impressive results.

Due to certain difficulties in exporting to the Chinese market, this year's fruit and vegetable export are expected to reach only about US$3.2 billion, significantly lower than the target of about US$3.8-4 billion set out from the beginning of the year.

Lacking initiatives and preparation, it has been challenging for Vietnam’s enterprises to join global supply chains.

Vietnam posted an estimated foreign trade value of $616.24 billion between January and October, up 14.1 percent year-on-year.

The mastermind behind the OECD’s radical plans to overhaul global corporate taxation has predicted that the US and Europe could return to trade wars if the tax regime is not implemented.

While barriers to trade affect most firms, overcoming recent EU challenges has led some to expand into new markets, a survey from the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) and DHL Express has highlighted.

Effective policies applied by the Vietnamese Government have contributed to the country's positive good economic results so far this year, according to Era Dabla-Norris, Mission Chief to Vietnam and Division Chief in the International Monetary Fund (IMF)'s Asia and Pacific Department.

Lorenzo Flores, vice-chair of Japanese chipmaker Kioxia, said that his company was analyzing the influence of the most recent US export controls on semiconductor, adding that decoupling global supply chains shall be "very complicated, expensive and time-consuming,"

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) has become mainstream and is widely recognized as business critical in many countries, including Vietnam.