• THE MOUTHPIECE OF THE VIETNAM ASSOCIATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES

Poland has a need to promote the exchange of agricultural and food products in Vietnam

The Chargé d'Affaires of the Polish Embassy in Vietnam said that Poland has a need to promote the exchange of agricultural and food products, especially completing the import licensing procedures for imported beef, pork, chicken, fish, cheese, apples, and blueberries, which are key agricultural products that Poland wants to target in the Vietnamese market in the near future.

Textile and garment export turnover to France reached 2.1 billion USD

In the first seven months of the year, Vietnam's export turnover to France reached more than $2.1 billion, up nearly 15.2% over the same period last year. Thus, after 7 months, Vietnam had a trade surplus with France of nearly 1.2 billion USD.

Capacity building for enterprises who export durian and passion fruit to the Chinese market

There will be both Vietnamese and Chinese enterprises participating in the “International Conference to improve the ability to penetrate the Chinese market for Vietnamese durian and passion fruit exporters”.

The world's three “big men” race to import Vietnamese crabs

A month ago, many shops said that all kinds of crabs with large sizes over 500 grams a piece were very scarce because traders collected and exported them all.

Businesses must be adaptable to the shrimp export industry

Currently, shrimp exports are slowing in many important markets; shrimp exporters must have a variety of adaptable ways to cope.

Tax management in the real estate business by Quang Binh

The Dong Hoi-Quang Ninh Tax Department has put in place many ways to tighten tax management in the real estate field to stop tax fraud in business activities.

Korea-Vietnam Economic Support Committee (KVECC) Chairman: Korean enterprises must grasp this to successfully enter the Vietnamese market

Over the years, Business & Integration Magazine and the Korea-Vietnam Economic Support Committee (KVECC) have constructed a bridge to bring the two nations' enterprises closer together, allowing them to mutually develop and produce important values. On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Vietnam-Korea friendship, Business & Integration Magazine interviewed Mr Kwon Jae Haeng, Chairman of KVECC.

Malaysia targets 300,000 high-skilled job opportunities by 2025

A total of 300,000 highly skilled job opportunities in high-impact sectors such as electrical and electronics (E&E), automotive, chemicals and advanced materials, as well as life sciences and medical technology economy, for Malaysian youth created by 2025.

Inflation is close to 80%, Turkey is still determined to lower interest rates

The Turkish lira local currency fell 0.9% against the dollar, trading at more than 18.1 lire to 1 USD after the announcement of the CBRT's interest rate cut - a record low.

5 recommended import and export options for the last months of the year

In light of the interconnected obstacles and challenges, the Ministry of Industry and Trade has recommended 5 options for import and export activity in the last months of the year.

Inflation in the United States puts pressure on textile exports

Due to high inflation, textile demand in the United States may fall in the second half of 2022. Consumer inflation in the United States increased to 9.1% in June, a level not seen in more than four decades.

Dong Thap: Receiving Japanese business delegation to learn about investment in processed agricultural products

Preparing for the operation of Thanh Ngoc Agricultural Products and Vegetables Factory in Chau Thanh District, Vinh Hoan Joint Stock Company is promoting and exchanging strategic cooperation relationships for the output products of the factories in the US, European, and Japanese markets.

Exports to the Indian market increased by 38.6%

The total export turnover of goods in the first 7 months of the year reached $4.7 billion, up nearly 39% and kept at a good growth rate.

Real wages of workers in the UK fall at a record rate

Higher food and energy bills have been putting pressure on UK households. Meanwhile, the real wages of workers in the UK fell by 3% in the second quarter of this year.

Foxlink Vietnam explores investment cooperation in Dong Thap province

Foxlink Vietnam Company Limited had a meeting with the Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Dong Thap province - Mr Doan Tan Buu and some leaders of related departments and agencies. This event is connected to the Association for Economic, Cultural and Educational Development of Taiwan - Vietnam to learn about investment.

The number of orders in the major wood markets has dropped by more than 40%

Surveys of businesses that directly sell on the US market show that 33 of these businesses saw their sales on this market drop by an average of 39.6% in the first three months of 2022.

Opportunities and challenges of Vietnam's bamboo industry when integrating

Despite having 1.6 million hectares of bamboo area, Vietnam's bamboo products are still weak when competing with competitors in terms of quality, product design and technology, and poor technology compared to other countries and export value is less than 400 million USD, accounting for 3% of the global bamboo trade.

Vietnam's cement production capacity ranks 5th in the world

The output capacity of the cement industry has increased from about 4.4 million tons in the early years of renovation to 107 million tons in 2021, putting Vietnam among the top 5 countries in the world in terms of cement production capacity (after China, India, USA, Russia).

Vinh Phuc strengthens support for projects in agriculture and rural areas

In recent years, Vinh Phuc province has had many policies to attract investment in agricultural and rural projects to promote the inherent strengths of a province with a long history of agriculture.

Vietnam is still a good place for many investors to put their money

Vietnam's economy has grown in all areas in the last few years, especially in trade. This is what Mr Axel Goethals, the Executive Director of the European Institute for Asia Studies (EIAS), and Mr Xavier Nuttin, an EIAS senior expert, have to say about it.