Green production is being enforced more rigorously in the textile sector than in any other industry, requiring a complete overhaul of processes from design and manufacturing to disposal.

In the first three quarters of 2025, Vietnam set a new export record, shipping out fruits and vegetables worth US$4.06 billion to China, marking a 19% increase in comparison to the previous year. This growth was largely driven by the export of durian and banana.

Outdated strategies and institutional inertia threaten Vietnam’s bid for long-term, innovation-driven growth.

China's Commerce Ministry announced Sunday that it would suspend a ban on the export of some rare earth metals to the United States as trade tensions ease.

China's Ministry of Transport said these measures are in line with the results achieved in recent economic and trade negotiations with the US.

Việt Nam’s export of its first shipment of tilapia to Brazil is not only significant in terms of trade but also serves as a testament to the shared efforts of both countries to promote economic and commercial cooperation.

Vietnam is aiming to export 100 billion USD worth of agricultural, forestry and fishery products by 2030.

Vietnam is emerging as a dynamic regional manufacturing and export hub, highly regarded by international corporations for its stable business environment, quality workforce and flexible adaptability.

Fruit and vegetable exports in October continued to reach very high turnover. With this growth momentum, the fruit and vegetable industry will reach a new milestone of 8.5 billion USD in 2025.

Vietnam’s textile and garment industry has rebounded strongly in 2025, reclaiming its growth momentum after two years of global market volatility.