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….
VIETNAM RICE EXPORTATION IN A BRIGHT PATH While other industries received fewer export orders in the first half of 2023, rice traders are getting non-stop orders from not only traditional markets like the…
VIETNAM TRADE LOOKS FORWARD TO BETTER RESULTS WITH MORE ACTIVE ACTIONS. From the good news of the GSO, we see a lid of light from several efforts from governmental agencies and local enterprises….
WILL CARRIERS LOWER THEIR PRICES WHILE FUEL EXPENSES DECLINE? Bunker expense is one of the key factors in operating vessels in sea transportation. It has been adjusted frequently in the year to keep…
After nearly 5 years of implementing the program “One Commune, one product” or OCOP, we have seen more attention to product quality, and packaging design, especially food safety and hygiene….
After nearly one month since China re-open the gate to out world, we have seen a recovery in some parts of the economy, especially in Vietnam.
VIETNAM TRADERS FINDING OPPORTUNITIES OVER THE HARD TIME 2022 just passed by, take this opportunity, we – Voltrans Logistics would take a look at what Vietnam trade has achieved. From the Ministry of…
VIETNAM’S TRADE STANDS STRONG IN THE WORLD SUPPLY CHAIN In the context of the world getting downturn, Vietnam is reaching the estimated amount of over 700 billion USD in trade (import and export)…
VIETNAM STAYS STRONG IN HEADWINDS Despite the fact Vietnam is facing a lot of difficulties in the coming time, we are still lucky to be a bright spot in the region. This was…
VIETNAM FOOTWEAR LOOKING AHEAD TO COMING DIFFICULTIES With the expectation to double the value in 2022 against 2021, the footwear export from Vietnam is facing difficulties from a shortage of orders. From current…