Vietnam Agricultural Markets – Morning Update (March 4, 2026) (Wednesday, March 4,2026)

Domestic coffee and pepper prices remained firm, while rice export prices edged lower on March 4, according to https://www.baomoi.com.

  Vietnam's manufacturing PMI reached 54.3 in February of 2026 (Wednesday, March 4,2026)

According to the latest report from S&P Global, Vietnam's manufacturing PMI continued its positive growth in February, a trend maintained since January of 2026.

  Vietnamese consumers’ spending trends in 2026 (Wednesday, March 4,2026)

The trend of increasing spending on luxury products and prioritizing instant digital experiences is shaping the consumer landscape in Vietnam in 2026.

  Textile and garment industry to achieve double-digit growth in 2026-2030 period (Wednesday, March 4,2026)

The goal of achieving double-digit economic growth in the 2026-2030 period requires the textile and garment industry to change its development approach, with the feasible path lying in in-depth growth.

  Coffee export in 2026: What picture after a miracle? (Tuesday, March 3,2026)

After the nearly 60% growth rate considered a "miracle" in 2025, Vietnamese coffee industry enters 2026 with much room for growth but also facing many challenges.

  E-commerce boosts Vietnamese goods export (Tuesday, March 3,2026)

Not just limited to online retail, e-commerce, especially cross-border e-commerce, is opening up a new export space for Vietnamese goods.

  Untangling 'bottleneck' for cassava industry, aiming for $2.5 billion in export (Tuesday, March 3,2026)

Faced with pressure to ensure traceability and combat deforestation, Vietnam's cassava industry is forced to restructure its supply chain, aiming for $2.3 - $2.5 billion in exports.

  Tuna export: Opportunities arising from market shift and product structure (Tuesday, March 3,2026)

As Thailand shifts its focus to markets prioritizing food reserves, Vietnamese tuna export face opportunities to expand market share if they proactively shift products and diversify markets.

  Vietnam Agricultural Markets – Morning Update (March 3, 2026) (Tuesday, March 3,2026)

Vietnam’s agricultural markets opened lower on Tuesday, with domestic coffee and pepper prices declining in tandem, while rice prices were largely steady amid subdued early-week trading, according to https://www.qdnd.vn.

  US to become new growth driver for Vietnamese tilapia (Tuesday, March 3,2026)

The increasing US presence in Vietnam's tilapia industry is creating significant shifts in the Asian whitefish supply chain, while also directly impacting the pricing mechanism of tilapia in China.

  Vietnam's pepper exports increased in January of 2026 (Tuesday, March 3,2026)

Vietnam's pepper exports in January 2026 reached 21,667 tonnes, earning US$139.29 million.

  Rice exports increased in January of 2026 (Tuesday, March 3,2026)

According to preliminary statistics released on February 14, 2026, by the Customs Department, in January of 2026, Vietnam's rice exports reached 651,430 tonnes, equivalent to US$309,895,921, an increase of 19% in volume but a decrease of 4.61% in value compared to December of 2025.

  Ho Chi Minh City targets high-quality FDI inflows (Monday, March 2,2026)

The goal of 11 billion USD in FDI this year comes amid rising registered capital and the emergence of billion-USD projects that are injecting fresh momentum into the investment landscape.

  Vietnam International Furniture and Home Accessories Fair attracts 650 exhibitors (Monday, March 2,2026)

VIFA Expo 2026 has drawn nearly 650 enterprises from 14 provinces and cities across Vietnam and 18 countries and territories. Exhibitors will showcase their products across 2,500 booths covering a total exhibition area of 45,000 sq.m.

  Reference exchange rate drops at week’s beginning (Monday, March 2,2026)

The State Bank of Vietnam set the daily reference exchange rate at 25,038 VND/USD on March 2, down 6 VND from the working day of the previous week.

  Vietnam's petroleum imports increased in January of 2026 (Monday, March 2,2026)

According to the statistics from the Vietnam Customs Department, in January of 2026, Vietnam's petroleum imports reached 1,119,126 tonnes, valued at US$722,793,505, an increase of 19.09% in volume and 14.12% in value compared to the previous month; and an increase of 39.55% in volume and 22.59% in value compared to the same period of 2025.

  Footwear exports reached over 2 billion USD in January of 2026 (Monday, March 2,2026)

According to the preliminary statistics from the Customs Department, Vietnam’s footwear exports in January of 2026 decreased by 6.85% compared to December of 2025 but increased by 7.88% compared to January of 2025, reaching over US$2.05 billion.

  Pangasius industry aims for sustainable growth in 2026 (Monday, March 2,2026)

Entering 2026, Vietnamese pangasius industry is seeing many positive signs, both in terms of raw material prices and export prospects.

  Vietnam Agricultural Commodities Update – March 2, 2026 (Monday, March 2,2026)

Vietnam’s agricultural markets were mixed on Monday morning, as domestic coffee prices decreased, while domestic pepper prices remained steady and rice exports showed strong early-year growth.

  Vietnam Agricultural Markets – February 27 (Sunday, March 1,2026)

On February 27, domestic pepper prices rebounded; coffee futures eased; hog prices slipped in the north and central regions; rice export prices edged lower.

  Export of livestock products exceed US$600 million (Saturday, February 28,2026)

In 2025, Vietnam's exports of livestock products reached US$628 million, an increase of 17.4% compared to 2024, far exceeding the set target.

  Vietnam-Singapore trade turnover reaches nearly SGD 40 billion (Saturday, February 28,2026)

In 2025, two-way trade turnover between Vietnam and Singapore is projected to reach nearly SGD 40 billion, a 26.2% increase compared to the same period in 2024.

  Rice export in 2026: Fragrant, high-quality rice remains mainstream (Saturday, February 28,2026)

Structure of rice exports in 2026 will continue to strongly favor fragrant and high-quality rice, accounting for approximately 75%, affirming direction of increasing value.

  What will Lao Cai do to achieve $10 billion of import and export turnover by 2030? (Saturday, February 28,2026)

Lao Cai aims for an import-export turnover of 10 billion USD by 2030. What solutions will the province implement to achieve this goal?

  Pangasius and surimi export forecasted to boost in 2026 (Saturday, February 28,2026)

Exports of surimi, fish cakes and value-added pangasius are projected to continue to thrive in 2026 thanks to increased global demand, product popularity and improved processing capacity.

  Fertilizer imports declined in January of 2026 (Saturday, February 28,2026)

Fertilizer imports in January of 2026 reached 244,887 tonnes, equivalent to US$74.95 million, with an average price of US$306.08/tonne.

  Vietnam fruit and vegetable Market – February 2026 (Saturday, February 28,2026)

Vietnam’s fruit and vegetable industry has entered 2026 with a remarkably positive outlook. According to data from Vietnam Customs, export turnover for fruits and vegetables in January 2026 reached over $644 million, a staggering 72.9% increase compared to the same period in 2025.

  Leather and footwear industry maintains growth amid pressure (Friday, February 27,2026)

In 2025, Vietnamese leather, footwear and handbag industry will continue to affirm its role as one of the export pillars of the economy.

  Vietnam Fuel Market – February 2026 (Friday, February 27,2026)

Vietnam’s domestic fuel market in February 2026 was marked by three retail price adjustments in response to fluctuations in global oil prices, movements in the VND/USD exchange rate, changes in weighted average import tariffs applied in the base price calculation, and prevailing regulatory requirements, according to official data.

  Gia Lai tightens fishing fleet management to combat IUU fishing (Friday, February 27,2026)

As of February 24, Gia Lai had 5,756 fishing vessels measuring six metres or longer registered, including 3,169 offshore vessels, accounting for 55%. All vessels have been updated on the VNFishbase system, digitally identified and synchronised with national population data via VNeID, while 100% of operating vessels have been granted fishing licences.