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Vietnam’s exports warm up

12/03/2021

According to the latest information from authorities and enterprises, Vietnam's exports in many markets have been increasing. Agricultural and aquatic products, foodstuffs, electricity, electronics, and textiles remain the items with large export turnover.

Bangladesh approves proposal to import rice from Vietnam

12/03/2021

The Government of Bangladesh has approved three separate proposals to procure 350,000 tonnes of rice under the direct procurement method (DPM) from Vietnam, India and Thailand.

Export of industrial products increased sharply while minerals plunged

12/03/2021

In the first two months of this year, the export of processed industrial products increased by 26.8% over the same period last year, but the group of fuel and mineral products recorded a sharp decrease of more than 50%.

EVFTA pushes up Vietnam’s exports to Sweden

12/03/2021

The EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) has clearly helped promote trade between Vietnam and Sweden, with Vietnam’s export turnover to the country in January surging 99.94 percent year-on-year, according to the Vietnamese Trade Office in Sweden.

South Africa applies for anti-dumping duties on chicken

12/03/2021

The South African Poultry Association (SAPA) has applied for anti-dumping duties on imported chicken from Brazil and 4 EU nations, namely Denmark, Ireland, Poland and Spain.

Ample room for growth in Vietnamese exports to France

10/03/2021

Việt Nam remains France’s largest goods supplier in ASEAN and Vietnamese exports still have the opportunity to penetrate further into the European market.

India may review anti-dumping duty on jute goods

10/03/2021

India has assured that its anti-dumping duty on jute goods of Bangladesh might be reviewed as per the latter's plea, said a senior commerce ministry official of Bangladesh.

U.S., EU Reach WTO Tariff-Quota Pact Post Brexit, USTR Says

10/03/2021

The European Union and the U.S. have reached an agreement after two years of talks on how to adjust so-called tariff-rate quotas that had to be renegotiated after the U.K. left the bloc.