Durian exports to China rose by 469% year-on-year in the first two months of 2026, and those of lobsters by 65%.

Long an exporting country, Viet Nam would benefit greatly from meeting the stringent requirements being set by its trading partners.

Thailand has doubled its spending on importing pepper - often referred to as “black gold” - from Viet Nam, making the country its largest supplier of the commodity.

Polish meat producers are stepping up their presence in Viet Nam, targeting a fast-growing market with rising demand for imported food products.

Efforts are underway to remove bottlenecks affecting Viet Nam’s seafood exports to the United States, as the Viet Nam Trade Office in the US and the VASEP step up to facilitate smoother market access.

In the context of international trade shifting strongly towards sustainable development, environmental standards, emissions, and supply chain responsibility are increasingly becoming crucial conditions for market access.

On March 18, VASEP announced that Viet Nam’s seafood products have, for the first time, reached 97 countries and territories, marking a significant milestone in market diversification and international integration.

Amid rapid advances in artificial intelligence and digital technologies, global demand for semiconductors is soaring, creating both opportunities and competition pressure.