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Dear Esteemed Clients, firstly, i’d like to express my sincerely thanks for your kind support, cooperation and trust by continuously using our services for your shipping & logistics needs.
Our Services
When you want to send or receive goods to or from other country, you need to select proper mode of transports to meet your need of time and cost. Waterway or sea freight has been considered as the most economical way to overcome a long distance
Air freight is the quickest way specially for your goods when time of delivery is the key choice like fashion shipment or small packages in urgent need, allowing your goods to arrive at their destination between 1 and 5 days (depending whether you are shipping to a main or a secondary airport).
Between sea freight and air freight, the trucking mode is considered both for time and cost. This mode is suitable to for short distance within a country – between provinces or cross-border transportation (Vietnam-Cambodia, Vietnam-Laos, Vietnam-China)
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Our Clients
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News
Voltrans Newsletter W40/2025
Vietnam’s garment, wood, and tuna sectors face rising challenges from import dependence, tariffs, and green transition demands. The U.S. imposes double duties on molded fiber goods, while Taiwan offers seafood export opportunities. Globally, tensions over US – China port fees, Latin America’s tariff shifts, and Europe’s e-commerce boom stress logistics. Container shipping struggles with overcapacity as freight rates hit 20-month lows, and both sea and airfreight markets adjust capacity amid weak demand.
Voltrans Newsletter W39/2025
Vietnam’s trade fell nearly USD 4 billion in early September, with exports dropping 17.7%. While fruit-vegetable exports surge toward USD 8 billion and seafood climbs in Japan, EU markets demand stricter sustainability standards. Globally, shipping faces falling rates and protectionist pressures, as e-commerce drives air cargo demand but strains yields.
Voltrans Newsletter W38/2025
As of late September 2025, Vietnam’s logistics market is steady but pressured. Intra-Asia faces congestion, Asia-Europe suffers oversupply, and Trans-Pacific hikes have faded. Airfreight from Vietnam is stable, though global flows stay fragile under tariffs. Exports show mixed signals: shrimp up, tuna down, rubber rising, wood and steel at risk.