Industry

Ministry of Industry and Trade (Moit) will develop a nationwide network to promote fly ash and slag recycling.

From traditional craft villages to the global marketplace, rural Vietnamese enterprises uphold cultural identity while asserting creativity and global reach.

The installation of Unit 2’s rotor marks a key milestone, driving the Hoa Binh Hydropower Expansion Project toward its planned November 2025 completion.

Electrifying urban transport is vital for Net Zero, demanding cleaner vehicles, smarter grids, and sustainable energy across city infrastructures.

Vietnam’s industrial production index rose 10% year-on-year in Q3/2025, driven by strong manufacturing and export-oriented production.

As a cornerstone of manufacturing, supporting industries are expected to help Vietnam cut import dependence, boost localization, and build sustainable export value.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade held a workshop on October 3 to draft national technical standards for cassava starch products used in food processing.

Cau Ke jelly coconut is actively promoted as a brand to enhance market value, improve local incomes and foster sustainable poverty reduction.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade convened a dialogue with businesses to address bottlenecks and accelerate the development of Vietnam’s competitive power market.

Hai Phong has broken ground on two large-scale projects, underscoring its commitment to a green economic transition and sustainable industrial growth.

Quang Tri red turmeric powder, produced with modern technology, achieves bright color, stable moisture, long shelf life and strict food safety standards.

Nghe An’s Industry and Trade Department set product quality as the key criterion for entries to the 2025 national outstanding rural industrial products voting.

Vietnam’s industrial production in the first eight months of 2025 recorded strong growth, reflecting a robust recovery across many key manufacturing sectors.

Hai Phong has designated its Southern Coastal Economic Zone as a strategic pillar for 2025–2030, focusing on hi-tech industries, logistics and global trade.

With a strategic vision, Resolution 70 sets the goal of making renewable energy a key driver of growth, linking economic development with international commitments.

Logistics hubs are vital in optimizing supply chains, cutting costs, and strengthening Vietnam’s position as a regional trade and logistics center.

The draft E-Commerce Law, with 8 chapters and 50 articles, is expected to create a clear legal framework to boost growth, protect consumers, and support businesses.

Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long and German Ambassador Helga Margarete Barth discussed the Vietnam-Germany Energy Partnership to strengthen bilateral projects.

Vietnam generates 1.8 million tons of plastic waste annually, with 0.73 million tons reaching the ocean and only 27 percent recycled.

MoIT and TikTok Shop launched a training on legal and tax compliance, equipping sellers and creators with knowledge for sustainable e-commerce growth.

Vietnam and Malaysia agreed to boost trade, oil and gas, and green energy cooperation, setting a target of $18 billion in bilateral trade.

Vietnam’s supporting industries (SI) stand at a pivotal golden moment, as global supply chain shifts unlock prospects for breakthroughs and deeper integration.

The city is promoting key rural industrial products as a driver to boost production value, create jobs, and strengthen the role of rural areas in industrialization.

Vietnam restarts nuclear projects and identifies offshore wind as a breakthrough, opening major opportunities for domestic firms to join the supply chain.

The government acts swiftly to stabilize the economy, curb inflation, and pursue a bold 8.3–8.5% growth target for 2025, with sustainability at the core.

To meet next year’s power demand, EVNNPT is expediting major transmission projects nationwide, reinforcing energy security for sustainable growth.

The development journey of supporting industries in China and Thailand demonstrates the importance of policies, FDI, and supply chains.

VPPNext 2025 debuted at Vietnam in Printing & Packaging Exhibition, bridging policy, capital and innovation to drive the industry’s green transition.

E-commerce is emerging as a sustainable pathway for highland farm products to reach wider markets, enhance value, and affirm Vietnam’s brand identity.

Resolution 70-NQ/TW is regarded as a unique opportunity for the private sector to engage in Vietnam’s renewable energy market.