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To the recent report made by the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP), by the end of the first half of this year, Vietnam’s seafood exports are estimated at nearly $5.8…
Being the top in Asia countries exporting to US, Vietnam hits the highest record for export to US market in the first nine month of 2019.
This year, it would continue to create favorable conditions for businesses, especially by reducing customs clearance time by 50 per cent. Now it takes 70 hours to clear export goods and 90 hours for imports. To achieve its target, the department would continue with administrative reform, improving e-government services such as Vietnam Automated Cargo and Port Consolidated System/Vietnam Customs Information System and facilities such as online tax payment through banks and the Treasury for customs clearance.
Vietnamese enterprises can either adapt and move up the global supply chain, or stand by while imported goods flood the country’s market while 2018 brings newer and bigger free trade agreements (FTAs). As from MoIT information, from 2018 onward, 85 per cent of Vietnamese exports will be subject to significantly lowered tariff levels of zero to 5 per cent.
National carrier Vietnam Airlines plans to launch the first direct route between Việt Nam and the United States (US) this year, with the destination being either San Francisco or Los Angeles in California.
According to observers, Vietnam has been doing a better job in gradually curbing unreported and unregulated fishing, one of the key factors affecting the adoption of the Vietnam-EU Free Trade Agreement.