Việt Nam News

Products classified as high-risk will be required to have traceability information registered and verified before being put into circulation on the market from July 1, according to new circular issued by the Ministry of Industry and Trade on June 11.

As e-commerce continues to expand, the consolidated regulations are expected to improve enforcement, enhance transparency and create a more favourable business environment.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Phan Thị Thắng highlighted the significance of this year, which marks a decade of cooperation between the ministry and AEON in organising Vietnam Week in Japan.

Việt Nam also welcomed Uruguay's active engagement in the multilateral trading system as a founding member of the WTO.

The investigating authority has confirmed that the petition submitted by the petitioning parties is complete and valid in accordance with Việt Nam’s trade remedy regulations.

Samsung Vietnam has expanded its partnerships with leading universities, launching a new cooperation phase for 2026–28 to help develop the country's future tech workforce.

Several steel companies have announced price cuts for construction steel products, marking the first downward adjustments this year and offering some relief to contractors facing rising project costs.

Pending amendments to current regulations, the Ministry of Construction has instructed relevant authorities to allow pick-up trucks weighing up to 3.5 tonnes to circulate under the same rules as passenger cars, in order to minimise disruption to businesses and the public.

Hybrid vehicles continued to gain momentum. Monthly hybrid sales reached 1,670 units in May, representing a 59 per cent increase from April.

For foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises, the biggest obstacle in entering a new market is often not infrastructure or logistics, but the predictability of government policy.

The company said the broader footprint would improve access to electric vehicles and support the country's transition toward cleaner transportation.

As global consumers place greater emphasis on quality, traceability and sustainability, Việt Nam is increasingly looking beyond export volumes and seeking ways to create more value from every bean it produces.

Projects at the Sơn Mỹ Power Centre and the Vĩnh Tân III BOT plant continue to face regulatory and implementation uncertainties, creating risks for both the national power system and local development planning.

Trading value on the two exchanges was reported at VNĐ11 trillion (US$418.7 million), down nearly 50 per cent versus the prior session.

The two sides noted positive progress in negotiations on a fair and balanced reciprocal trade agreement and agreed to maintain close coordination to finalise the remaining issues under discussion at an early date.

After more than three decades of cooperation, the EU has become one of Việt Nam’s leading partners, contributing significantly to the country’s international integration and sustainable development.

Once operational, the plant is expected to supply more than 230 million kWh of clean electricity annually to the national grid.

Khánh Hòa’s signature products, including seafood, bird’s nest products, sea grapes and nutritional foods, have significant potential in the Malaysian market, where consumers are increasingly interested in natural and health-oriented products.