The growth of digital technology for inclusive and sustainable economic development is a top priority for Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Việt Nam (CLMTV).

Vietnamese exports to China have slowed down after two years of spectacular growth, due to changes in the strategies of foreign-invested enterprises and Chinese demand, according to Saigon Securities Incorporation (SSI).

Plastic companies are facing possible bankruptcy after 4,000 tonnes of plastic scrap, raw material for their production, have been held up at ports for tests to ensure they meet import criteria.

HCM City is working with several provinces to set up orchid supply chains and mitigate shortages there, especially during holidays when supply dwindles and prices shoot up.

Results from the half of this year show Việt Nam’s economy maintains an impressive growth momentum. However, despite the promising economic prospects this year, the economy still faced many challenges.

As internet users can access a vast pool of information online, one of the challenges facing digital marketing companies is how to create relevant advertising that targets the right customers, experts said at a Việt Nam Online Marketing Forum held in HCM City yesterday.

While animal feed plays a decisive role in  a profitable and sustainable husbandry sector, many shortcomings remained in the management of the materials used and the quality of the feed being used in Viet Nam, experts said.

Việt Nam has expanded the exchange of electronic certificate of origin (e-C/O) to aid trade activities.

PetroVietnam is laying out plans to divest capital from the two biggest Vietnamese fertiliser companies – PetroVietnam Fertiliser & Chemicals Corp (DPM) and PetroVietnam Cà Mau Fertiliser Joint Stock Company (DCM) – to submit to authorities for consideration.