Low-cost chicken imports inhibit domestic products
14:20 | 21/10/2019
In the first eight months, Vietnam imported 195,000 tonnes of chicken for $166.6 million, up 51.4 per cent in volume and 48 per cent in ...
First seven months see trade surplus at 3.06 billion USD
11:00 | 01/08/2018
Total export value during the first seven months of 2018 rose 15.3 pc year on year while import value increased 10.2 pc, resulting in a ...
Vietnam to restrict import of scrap
10:02 | 01/08/2018
The General Department of Vietnam Customs (CGD) will study and submit to the Ministry of Finance a proposal to the Government to restrict imports of ...
Decree 116 nearly stops CBU business from developed countries
08:00 | 05/07/2018
European CBU car exporters could not overcome Vietnam's Decree 116, while ASEAN exporters seem to have few issues. What problems are EU exporters facing?
Preferential tax rate cannot control car prices
08:45 | 04/07/2018
Despite the 0 per cent preferential tax rate, the price of imported cars keeps increasing.
New decree expected to halt temporary import violations
09:33 | 24/05/2018
Goods temporarily imported for re-export can be kept in Vietnam for no more than 60 days from the date of completion of customs formalities, according ...
Around 300 firms will attend Vietnam-US Trade Forum
15:56 | 17/05/2018
The Vietnam-US Trade Forum will take place tomorrow at Ho Chi Minh City to update firms on policy changes and bilateral trade issues.
Top Thai Brands 2018 paves the way for Thai companies
17:16 | 11/05/2018
Top Thai Brands 2018 expo, a must-visit destination for distributors and consumers of quality Thai products, is open until May 15.
Imports, domestically-assembled cars in battle for market share
12:46 | 02/04/2018
Imported CBU (completely built unit) cars are expected to flood Vietnam, as domestic automobile manufacturers prepare to launch new models.
Belarus moves to set up automobile joint venture in Vietnam
15:44 | 22/03/2018
Belarus is going to establish a joint venture to manufacture cars in Vietnam to cash in on growing local demand.
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