Manufacturers face 10% levies under post-Brexit trade deal but German government supports postponement.

Earlier, the Bangladesh finance minister and commerce minister wrote to their Indian counterparts on not imposing the anti-dumping duty imposed on jute products

The OCOP products still have many limitations that affect their market recognition and competitiveness.

Potential for trade and investment growth between Vietnam and Australia remains huge, but several obstacles over limited knowledge about the needs, the market, stringent import standards, complicated procedures, poor trade connection, and weak free trade agreement utilization are slowing down the former’s export and import activities to the latter, Vietnamese experts told a roundtable held in Ho Chi Minh City on Wednesday.

Experts from the National Economics University said that Vietnam mainly depends on several large export markets, so export activities are interrupted when these countries fall into a crisis period.

Choosing its own way from outsourcing and exporting, Tan Quang Minh Manufacturing and Trading Co., Ltd (Bidrico) has turned the tables to bring products abroad, making double-digit growth in revenue. Mr. Nguyen Dang Hien, General Director of Bidrico shared about how his business works.

Vietnam’s aquatic export recovery has yet to meet expectations although the negative growth rate has been eased, prompting businesses to further explore small markets in order to raise their sales.

India has imposed anti‑dumping duty (ADD) on most stainless‑steel seamless tube and pipe (HS Code 7304) imports from China. In a notification issued on 20 December 2022, the Ministry of Finance’s Central Board for Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) stated that ADD was imposed because the goods have been exported to India below normal values, causing material injury to domestic producers.