Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, has floated the idea of a 10 percent tariff on all U.S. imports, a plan that economists say could badly damage trade.

Việt Nam Coconut Association has forecast that coconut exports will hit US$1 billion this year, driven by the signing of a protocol for official export of fresh coconuts to China.

The central coast of Vietnam has an extensive continental shelf, fishing grounds, and aquaculture areas, along with many valuable protected marine areas. However, the marine ecosystem here faces numerous threats and risks from human activities.

Experts have gathered in a seminar held on August 26 by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development focusing on advancing sustainable development and green growth in the Mekong Delta region through a significant rice cultivation project.

The average monthly salary for garment workers in Việt Nam is US$300 per worker per month, much higher than the $95 in Bangladesh, $190 in Cambodia and $145 in India.

According to Associate Professor, Dr. Bui Quang Tuan, former Director of the Vietnam Economic Institute, the economy can make a breakthrough thanks to innovation. The more innovative and drastic the implementation, the higher the growth quality will be, and the faster and more sustainably the economy will develop.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has issued a directive on solutions to remove difficulties and promote production and consumption of building materials.

As the trade scale grows larger, Vietnam's exported goods face many new trade defense lawsuits from importing countries. On the contrary, Vietnam also uses more trade defense tools to protect domestic industries to prevent unfair competition. In the face of developments in trade defense cases, businesses are always warned to get information early to take timely response measures.

Recently the European Union's top diplomat Josep Borrell warned that a trade war between the EU and China may be "unavoidable." He stated: "We must not be naive, we have no interest to get into a trade war… but maybe it's unavoidable, it's also in the logic of things."

With Singapore seeking public feedback as part of its ongoing efforts to refine regulations and enhance its National Standardisation Programme’s trade management framework, the Vietnamese Trade Office in Singapore has advised Vietnamese businesses to closely monitor these adjustments and new policies that are currently in effect or will be implemented.