There remains bright prospects moving forward for Vietnamese coffee exports to Morocco due to the North African country having a huge demand for coffee, especially unroasted coffee products, according to the Vietnamese Trade Office in Morocco.

The current COVID-19 crisis is creating opportunities for the railway sector thanks to its prominent advantages in international transport.

In the case of a "red card" penalty, the most immediate and direct impact on Vietnamese seafood will be the EC's trade ban. At that time, it is estimated that Vietnam's seafood industry would lose about US$480 million per year if it lost the EU market. Therefore, more efforts must be made to remove the "yellow card".

The Việt Nam Poultry Breeders Association has said the Government should have a strategy to develop feed ingredients domestically to reduce their imports.

The two economies witnessing growth in bilateral trade and investment ties, and other forms of momentum.

Without a stronger effort to remove the E.U. “yellow card”, Vietnam’s fishing industry may lose $480 million worth of exports annually.

Owing to the bitter China-U.S. trade row over tariffs, the American retail industry is still neck-deep in trouble and anguish.

China partly shut the world’s third-busiest container port after a worker became infected with Covid, threatening more damage to already fragile supply chains and global trade as a key shopping season nears.

Vietnam has many advantages to accelerate exports to the African market, in order to diversify export markets.

Despite the complicated developments of the COVID-19 pandemic, agriculture is one of the few sectors to report a trade surplus in the first seven months of 2021, at an estimated US$3.9 billion, according to Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Phung Duc Tien.