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Vietnam spends nearly US$2 billion importing meat

14/07/2021

Vietnam's total import turnover of livestock products in the first six months of 2021 is estimated at US$1.82 billion, a year-on-year increase of 8.9%.

EU carbon border levy limbers up for a soft launch

14/07/2021

Europe’s trailblazing carbon border levy is facing a decidedly soft launch. When the European Commission’s climate tsar Frans Timmermans outlines on Wednesday how he plans to cut bloc-wide emissions 55% by 2030, a tax on dirty imports will be a key component. But it will likely be a fudge.

U.S. International Trade Commission Clear Way For Malaysian Wind Tower Tariffs

14/07/2021

The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled Thursday that subsidized wind towers

Frozen Vietnamese ginger products favoured in Australia

14/07/2021

Australia plans to push up its import of frozen ginger products from Vietnam, with their value estimated to exceed VND100 billion (US$4.35 million) this year, according to the Vietnamese trade office in the country

India begins anti-dumping probe on Bangladesh and Thailand glass

14/07/2021

The Indian government has initiated an anti-dumping investigation on import of clear float glass from Bangladesh following alleged dumping of the product to the country.

Exporters face slew of difficulties due to COVID

14/07/2021

Though exports remain strong, several sectors face difficulties due to the COVID-19 pandemic and require support from the Government if they are to sustain the growth, experts said.

US considers whether to take step toward tariffs on Vietnam

14/07/2021

The U.S. is discussing whether to move toward imposing tariffs on Vietnam over currency actions that during the Trump era were labeled as unreasonable and restrictive to American businesses.

Tea exports to China, India rise sharply

12/07/2021

The opening five months of 2021 saw Vietnam’s tea exports to China and India rise considerably, recording increases of 87.7% and 457.5% year on year respectively, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT).