A project is underway to continue developing the macadamia industry in Việt Nam during the period of 2021-2030.
With HCM City set to ease the social distancing and permit many kinds of businesses to reopen, food and beverage giants are ready to resume, starting off with online ordering.
Shares closed higher on Thursday, but the market’s trading value hit 2-month low and foreign investors net sold nearly VNĐ180 billion (US$7.86 million) on the southern bourse.
HCM City has licenced a number of production facilities, enterprises and services to resume normal operations starting on Friday after a months-long shutdown of tough COVID-19 preventive measures.
The HCM City Department of Industry and Trade has asked authorities in all 21 districts and Thủ Đức City to develop plans to reopen traditional markets and wholesale markets from October 1.
The US is a potential market for Vietnamese fruit and vegetable exports thanks to the diverse distribution system along with a 3-million-strong overseas Vietnamese community, according to the Vietnamese Trade Office in the US.
Privately-owned airlines have requested access to 0 per cent interest loans, similar to the support Vietnam Airlines (VNA) - the country's flag carrier - entitled to, heard a meeting among the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV), commercial banks and the airlines.
After months of fighting COVID-19 HCM City and southern provinces plan to gradually resume economic activities from October 1 since they have basically controlled the pandemic. Businesses in industrial zones, processing and exporting zones and high-tech zones will be allowed to reopen soon. Việt Nam News reporter Thu Ngân speaks with business executives to ask how they plan to overcome the difficulties posed by the disease and how they prepare for the new period.
The General Department of Việt Nam Customs reported Việt Nam exported over 15 million medical masks of all kinds during August, up 24.8 per cent compared to the same period in 2020.
