At a high-level forum held in Hanoi, government officials, industry experts, and business leaders sounded the alarm on the growing threat of substandard durians—originally intended for export—being redirected into Vietnam’s domestic market.

Since establishing diplomatic relations in 1969, Vietnam and Sweden have built a solid foundation of cooperation in many fields, of which economy and trade have always been a bright spot, constantly being consolidated and expanded.

Amidst global trade uncertainties prompting Canada to diversify its markets, Vietnamese agricultural exporters, particularly those in the rice sector, are encouraged to seize this opportunity.

During their talks in Paris on June 10, PM Pham Minh Chinh and his French counterpart Francois Bayrou affirmed their resolve to make breakthrough advancements in economic, trade and investment cooperation.

The upcoming economic and trade meeting between China and US in Britain will serve as an important step in realizing and building on the bilateral consensus reached at last month's talks in Geneva, Switzerland, and the latest phone call between the two heads of state.

Vietnam's trade surplus with the U.S. expanded sharply in May as exports swelled and its imports from China also jumped, exacerbating sore points with Washington that could hurt Hanoi's efforts to avoid crippling tariffs.

Vietnamese businesses accompanying Minister of Agriculture and Environment Do Duc Duy on a six-day visit to the U.S. signed multiple agreements to import nearly $3 billion worth of American agricultural products, expanding bilateral cooperation in the agricultural sector.

U.S.-China trade talks in London this week are expected to take up a series of fresh disputes that have buffeted relations, threatening a fragile truce over tariffs.

The DOC determined that Thông Thuận Co, including its Cam Ranh branch, did not sell shrimp below fair value, resulting in a zero dumping margin for the company.

Touching on key issues represents a positive signal, says expert.