Statistics from the municipal Department of Agriculture and Rural Development in Hà Nội have revealed that the city has to date built 141 chains that link producers and consumers of agro-forestry and fisheries products.
Nearly 25 Vietnamese enterprises exporting basa fish have withdrawn from the EU market since the beginning of the year.
Many Vietnamese rubber companies recorded outstanding growth in revenue and profit in the second quarter due to higher rubber prices. Analysts expect that rubber prices will remain high through 2021 on strong demand and tight supplies.
SSI Securities Corporation has signed a contract for an unsecured loan worth US$100 million with some of Taiwan's leading banks led by Union Bank of Taiwan and Taipei Fubon Commercial Bank and with the participation of Bank of Taiwan, Taiwan Shin Kong Commercial Bank, Hua Nan Commercial Bank and others.
The Cái Mép – Thị Vải port cluster in the southern province of Bà Rịa-Vũng Tàu is investing in upgrading infrastructure to increase cargo-loading capacity, according to Tân Cảng Sài Gòn Corporation.
Lưu Thế Hiển, 28, a deliveryman in HCM City, said he was rushing to deliver the last shipment of the day before 5pm, when the booking application automatically turns off until 6am the next day.
Việt Nam's stock market settled higher on Tuesday as stocks in all sectors recovered from recent losses thanks to a strong injection of cash flow.
The fastest way for the economy to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic is for people to get vaccinated, RMIT’s School of Business and Management lecturers and researchers Dr Greeni Maheshwari and Dr Daniel Borer have said.
A strategy for developing domestic trade between 2021 and 2030 has been signed off by Deputy Prime Minister Lê Văn Thanh, aiming to raise domestic trade’s proportion in the country’s GDP to 15-15.5 per cent in the next 10 years.
Local companies in Việt Nam announced plans to produce vaccines fighting COVID-19 in the country.
Information technology companies in HCM City have been providing their workers room and board on-site to keep their business running while also limiting the spread of COVID-19.
Although local iron and steel prices have dropped, they are still at high rates, up 1.7 times compared to the end of 2020, causing investors and construction contractors to suffer.
Vietnamese shares ended Monday on a positive note thanks to the rise of some individual large-caps at the final minutes of trading but investors were still cautious about the market's short-term outlook amid a lack of supportive information.
