News – Page 4 – Voltrans Logistics
19
Sep
HIGH PRICE, WOULD VIETNAM COFFEE EXPORTERS GAIN BIG PROFITS?
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In the world market, coffee prices continued to maintain their upward momentum after the trading session on September 14. Brazil exported 3.67 million 60kg-bag of coffee in August, including 3.35 million bags of green coffee, up 33.3% over the same period last year, according to the Coffee Exporters Association Brazil (CECAFE)….

29
Aug
VIETNAM’S TRADE WITH CHINA STAYS STRONG IN 2023
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China is still a stable traditional market for Vietnam for importation and exportation. With the advantage of a long border between the two countries, cross-trade border cargo is very durable, especially after China re-opened after an extended anti-covid protective policy…

10
Aug
ECONOMIC DOWN KEEPS SHIPPING LINES AT RISK.
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ECONOMIC DOWN KEEPS SHIPPING LINES AT RISK. With the decline in shipping, we have seen some carriers adjust their fleets in operation to maintain their services for survival. Some could be more successful…

VIETNAM’S FURNITURE EXPORT IS LOOKING FORWARD TO THE BRIGHT ACHIEVABLE TARGET
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Furniture exporters received good news with some orders returned from the USA, Australia, S.Korea, and India after 7 months declined. From the Department of Forestry (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development), the export value of wood products in the first 6 months of 2023 Vietnam is estimated at 6.42 billion USD, down nearly 29% compared to the same period in 2022….

26
Jun
HOW FREIGHT RATES ARE CHANGED BY CARRIERS’ RESTRUCTURING ROUTES?
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A recent study by Alphaliner shows that major container liners have rearranged their service fleets in global routes in focus on more-profitable routes. For example, MSC reduced 7% in Asia-transpacific routes from 16% and increased Latin America routes, the same way as Maersk…