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Maintaining the growth momentum of agricultural exports

Although new challenges pose for Vietnam's agricultural and food products in key export markets, the initiative and positivity of businesses alongsidecomplete legal framework are prerequisites for the growth of Vietnamese agricultural and food products in the international market.

The market is shifting, forcing the industry to speed up to adapt

A series of new policies from the import market pose many challenges for domestic export businesses, in which textiles, furniture and household appliances are directly affected industries.

Increase competitiveness in the EU market through sustainable development

Having a sustainable development element will help businesses increase their value and build Vietnamese brands in the European market.

Exporting sustainably to the EU, businesses must be "green"

Since the third year of the EVFTA implementation roadmap, the advantages have been somewhat affected, because the EU is applying more high standards, increasing quality requirements, especially in the fields of environment and development. sustainable development... with imported goods.

Implement effectively stimulus policies to promote growth

Export is one of Vietnam's important growth drivers, but this pillar is facing difficulties due to a decline in orders for many export industries. Supporting businesses in restoring production and strengthening the export capacity of localities, especially key areas, solutions are needed, while maximizing the capacity to overcome challenges. Economic expert, Associate Professor, Dr. Dinh Trong Thinh had a discussion with Customs Magazine about this issue.

The United States - a potential market for exporting goods

For many consecutive years, the United States has been the most important trading partner and largest export market of Vietnam with a proportion of nearly 30% of Vietnam's total export turnover. In 2022, Vietnam has become the 8th largest trading partner of the United States.

Slow removal of IUU "yellow card", loss of many millions of dollars

It is expected that in October 2023, the European Commission (EC) Inspection Team will conduct the fourth assessment on the implementation of strong measures against illegal, unreported fishing and not according to Vietnam's (IUU) regulations. This is a golden opportunity for Vietnam to remove the "yellow card" warning for exploited seafood.