Trade

At the 2025 Vietnam Trade Counselors’ Conference, trade offices shared practical experience to boost market access, attract quality investment.

Vietnam’s agriculture, forestry and fisheries exports are nearing USD 70 billion in 2025, with coffee, wood, seafood and fruit all hitting record highs.

Trade promotion results in 2025 have created a strong foundation for growth while reinforcing Vietnam’s national brand, Deputy Minister Nguyen Sinh Nhat Tan said.

Nearly 500 tea containers stranded in Pakistan are causing heavy losses, prompting urgent the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) intervention.

Australia has officially ruled out the imposition of anti-dumping duties on hot-rolled deformed steel reinforcing bars originating from Vietnam.

The National Assembly’s new resolution on energy development for 2026-2030 introduces breakthrough mechanisms to address bottlenecks and strengthen energy security.

Vietnam’s FTA implementation is boosting exports, diversifying markets and strengthening economic resilience, the Ministry of Industry and Trade said.

Strong growth in retail sales and consumer services during 11 months of 2025 highlights domestic consumption as a key driver of GDP growth and year-end momentum.

Vietnam and RoK’s tax authorities met to exchange views on global minimum tax policy, sharing experience in tax reform and challenges from the digital economy.

Vietnam’s textile sector faces growing pressure as sustainability becomes mandatory, with climate, labor and traceability rules reshaping global supply chains.

At the Vietnam Economic Forum 2025, business leaders called for a growth model driven by technology, innovation, digital transformation and green transition.

At the Vietnam Economic Forum 2025, leaders stressed institutional reform as a key driver for fast, sustainable growth, green transition, and digital transformation.

Vietnam imported more Brazilian pepper than any other market in the first 11 months of 2025, accounting for over a quarter of Brazil’s total exports.

Vietnam’s seafood exports to US have surged from USD 39 million in the 1990s to nearly USD 2 billion today, marking three decades of remarkable growth.

Vietnam and Cambodia are stepping up efforts to modernize border trade infrastructure to support bilateral commerce and strengthen regional economic connectivity.

Vietnamese firms strengthened their presence in North Africa and the Middle East as Ho Chi Minh City businesses marked a strong showing at Food Africa Cairo 2025.

Sri Lanka, on December 9, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Phan Thi Thang co-chaired the 3rd Meeting of the Vietnam - Sri Lanka Joint Trade Subcommittee.

On December 8, Israel and Costa Rica signed a bilateral Free Trade Agreement (FTA).

Vietnam’s coffee and fruit exports hit record levels in 2025, driven by rising global demand, stable prices and expanded market access under new protocols.

Vietnam’s draft E-Commerce Law aims to clarify stakeholder duties, enhance online consumer protection, and build a transparent framework for modern digital economy.

Vietnam’s fast-growing e-commerce market and new policy support are helping SMEs expand exports, improve digital capacity, and reach more consumers worldwide.

Inauguration of Tan Nam - Meun Chey shows a significant step border demarcation and driving trade between Vietnam - Cambodia toward the USD 20 billion milestone.

MoIT outlines a more flexible, innovation-driven legal framework, ensuring alignment with national reforms and supporting sustainable economic development.

Vietnam’s total export-import turnover reached USD 839.75 billion in the first 11 months of 2025, posting a trade surplus of USD 20.53 billion.

Seafood exports hit USD 10.38 billion in 11 months, sustaining strong momentum despite natural disasters, disease risks and market volatility.

Thai Nguyen Province is broadening market access for ethnic-minority products by combining traditional trade promotion with digital solutions.

Through the 2025 Vietnam-China International Trade Fair, ancient Shan Tuyet tea, a pride of Vietnam’s highland communities, is expected to reach wider markets.

The northeastern mountainous province of Tuyen Quang is stepping up trade promotion to bring its highland produce into supermarkets and online channels.

Vietnam and China signed a protocol on fresh jackfruit exports on November 27, creating new momentum for agricultural trade cooperation between the two countries.

Israeli buyers favor fully processed, high-value goods, creating opportunities, yet also higher requirements for Vietnamese enterprises exporting to the market.