Goods produced illegally, on land deforested after 31/12/2020 or that are not traceable, do not comply with regulations and cannot be placed on the EU market.

China's Ministry of Commerce on Tuesday expressed willingness to engage in further consultations with the European Union (EU) concerning the anti-subsidy case involving Chinese electric vehicles (EVs).

EUROPEAN firms in China doubt the government has a credible plan to boost demand in the ailing economy or will carry out long-promised reforms, diminishing their appetite to invest in the country, a European business lobby group said on Wednesday.

In Southeast Asia, a flood of inexpensive Chinese imports is overwhelming local industries, causing widespread devastation and unemployment.

A regional forum on low-emission rice farming kicked off in Hanoi on September 9, aiming to promote cooperation, build consensus, and seek viable solutions to address challenges in developing a sustainable rice value chain across landscapes.

For years global trade predictions have been marked by inconsistency, with leading organisations providing conflicting forecasts.

"We cannot continue to rely solely on processing; we need to take control of raw materials and all stages of product design," emphasized Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Phan Thi Thang at the Trade Promotion Conference with Vietnam's overseas trade offices in August 2024.

Governor Tiff Macklem talks about how geopolitical, economic and social forces are changing global trade. He also discusses how Canada can benefit from trade shifts and prepare for future supply shocks.

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha recently signed and issued Directive 28/CT-TTg, outlining measures to address challenges and promote the production and consumption of cement, steel, and other building materials.

The summer-autumn rice crop of 2024 has seen farmers in the Mekong Delta achieve a profit of VND50 million per hectare when cultivating ST25 rice, double the earnings from other rice varieties.