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Rice exports set to see bright prospects in coming months

01/06/2021

Vietnam’s rice exports are anticipated to continue rising during the second half of the year due to high demand for the staple caused by the complicated nature of the COVID-19 pandemic globally, according to industry insiders.
Vietnam’s rice exports are anticipated to continue rising during the second half of the year due to high demand for the staple caused by the complicated nature of the COVID-19 pandemic globally, according to industry insiders.

Vietnam enjoys US$3.27 billion trade surplus in agro-forestry-fishery

01/06/2021

Vietnam posted a trade surplus of US$3.27 billion from agro-forestry-fishery trade in the first five months of 2021, down 28.3% from the same period last year, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD).

Local shrimp exports enjoy vigorous growth in second quarter

28/05/2021

Vietnamese shrimp exports during the second quarter of the year are anticipated to increase by more than 20% in comparison to the same period from last year, with export value in several major markets witnessing positive growth.

Asia tyre-makers face US anti-dumping tariffs

28/05/2021

The US is set to impose much higher tariffs on automotive tyres imported from several Asian countries after its Department of Commerce provisionally upheld a ruling accusing suppliers of selling their products at below market prices in the country.

US anti-dumping process on self-propelled aerial work platforms from China continues

28/05/2021

The U.S. Department of Commerce is continuing its investigations into imports of self-propelled aerial work platforms from China, after the United States International Trade Commission said that there was sufficient indications that US manufacturers were being harmed by ‘unfair' pricing practices, assisted by state subsidies or support.

Vietnamese wood furniture exports to US remain on rapid growth path

28/05/2021

Việt Nam’s furniture exports to the US have risen sharply in recent times, but to sustain the growth firms need to focus on complying with regulations in that market, including sustainable development norms, experts have said.

U.S. Initiates Trade Dispute Against Canadian Dairy Industry

28/05/2021

The Biden administration initiated a dispute process against the Canadian dairy industry, triggering the formal dispute mechanism of the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement for the first time.