Pepper producers urged to further improve export capacity

To sustain its position as the world’s largest producer and exporter of black pepper, Việt Nam’s pepper sector needs to focus more on improving product quality, strictly conforming to socio-economic and environmentally sustainable production criteria, and developing more value-added products for export, speakers told a seminar in HCM City on December 21.

Vietnamese products face greater scrutiny in international markets

More Vietnamese products have been targeted by trade defence mechanisms and barriers as the country entered numerous free trade agreements and integrate further into the global economy, said policymakers and industry experts during an online conference yesterday in Hà Nội.

Social impact businesses in dire need of support

Lack of capital, information, business management capacity and a sustainable market for their products were among the major challenges faced by social impact businesses (SIBs) in Việt Nam, said policymakers and international experts.

Curb inflation

Inflation has risen rapidly in many parts of the world. Though Việt Nam has a lower rate of inflation compared to most of its neighbours, businesses here are struggling with the rising costs of goods and products. The government has issued a number of fiscal and monetary policies to curb inflation as it set the target to maintain the consumer price index at under 4 per cent this year.

Vietnamese IT firms to improve earnings, reach overseas markets

Vietnamese firms accounted for 27 per cent of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry's earnings in 2022, a 2.35 per cent increase from the previous year, according to a report by the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications (MIT).

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