Industry

Rural industrial products embody Vietnam’s cultural identity and craftsmanship, driving traditional villages toward innovation and global integration.

Industrial promotion in northern Vietnam stays resilient through the two-tier governance shift, driving rural industry growth despite institutional challenges.

Vietnam’s leather and footwear sector, the world’s second-largest exporter, faces rising pressure from global green standards to speed up its sustainable shift.

During the first nine months of 2025, Quang Ninh province’s industrial sector has shown determination and effort but continues to face multiple challenges.

Leveraging its dynamic economic advantages, southern industrial promotion strives to overcome challenges, drive innovation and advance sustainable industrial growth.

MoIT’s Industry Agency holds a workshop in Ho Chi Minh City on October 24 to gather feedback on the draft Circular on digital food traceability.

Four Hai Phong products have earned the 2025 National Outstanding Rural Industrial title, underscoring the city’s innovation and strong rural industry policies.

The program implements Resolution No. 70-NQ/TW, setting targets to secure stable, clean, and sustainable energy supply for economic growth through 2045.

Idemitsu launches Vietnam’s first commercial black pellet plant in Binh Dinh, marking a major step toward clean energy and Japan’s decarbonization goals.

Vietnam targets a regional green logistics hub, boosting green infrastructure, digital transformation, and efficiency as trade nears $800B by 2025.

With strong industrial promotion support, 70% of exemplary rural industrial products have joined national distribution networks and supply chains.

Global demand for Vietnamese handicrafts is booming, but to compete globally, Vietnam must raise quality and meet international standards.

Hoang Phu’s salted roasted cashew nuts were named among Vietnam’s National Outstanding Rural Industrial Products 2025, marking a milestone of national pride.

Phuoc Son elevates Lam Dong coffee with award-winning products and global partnerships, blending tradition, quality, and innovation to reach world markets.

Lacquered wooden chopsticks by Le Thanh Trien from Nam Ba Don commune have gained popularity at home and abroad.

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.