Total bilateral trade between South Korea and Viet Nam increased from $86.8 billion to $94.5 billion, equivalent to a growth rate of 9%.

From January 27, 2026, the European Union (EU) will implement new regulations requiring tuna intended for direct consumption to be frozen to a core temperature of -18°C or lower

For the first time in Viet Nam's trade history, export turnover in December 2025 exceeded $44 billion, setting a new record despite the challenges of the global economy.

Viet Nam's international trade activities have seen explosive growth since the beginning of 2026, creating a solid foundation for the year's goals.

In 2025, fresh coconuts will surpass dragon fruit for the first time, rising to second place with an export value of approximately 534 million USD, an increase of nearly 37% compared to 2024.

Viet Nam's import and export figures exceeding $930 billion not only mark an expansion in the scale of its trade but also demonstrate a shift from quantitative to qualitative growth.

Surging demand from Japan and South Korea turns sawdust and forest debris into gold for Viet Nam’s wood industry.

In a surprising shift, Algeria surpassed the United States as a major importer of Vietnamese coffee in 2025, accounting for 6.5% of total exports, compared to 5.9% by the US, according to data from the Viet Nam Coffee and Cocoa Association (VICOFA).