Proof of origin, conditions for utilizing FTA preferences (Thursday, November 12,2026)

Each FTA has its own rules of origin, requiring businesses to thoroughly understand criteria and proactively prove origin of goods to enjoy preferential tariffs.

  Transparency in origin to enhance value of seafood export (Thursday, November 12,2026)

Complex seafood raw material chain necessitates strict control over origin, standardized documentation and improved ability of businesses to prove origin of their goods.

  Certificate of origin: small and medium-sized enterprises hope for support (Thursday, November 12,2026)

Although they have export products, many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have not yet exploited tariff preferences from FTAs due to a lack of information and a misunderstanding of the rules of origin of goods.

  To leverage FTA preferences, businesses need to master rules of origin. (Thursday, November 12,2026)

Free trade agreements open up opportunities to benefit from preferential tariffs, but meeting rules of origin is decisive factor in a business's ability to take advantage of these benefits.

  Removing obstacles to rules of origin helps Hai Phong businesses take advantage of FTAs (Wednesday, November 11,2026)

Faced with increasingly stringent requirements on origin of goods, Hai Phong has shifted focus of supporting businesses from removing procedural obstacles to improving capacity to enforce rules of origin.

  Wood export: transparency of raw materials to meet rules of origin (Wednesday, November 11,2026)

Legal wood sources are an important condition, but to enjoy FTA tariff preferences, businesses must also prove that their products meet specific rules of origin.

  Promoting Vietnam-Cambodia trade connections (Wednesday, November 11,2026)

Vietnam-Cambodia Trade Connection Conference in 2026 will create opportunities for businesses in both countries to find partners, expand markets and promote flow of goods.

  Self-certification of origin: proactively leveraging CPTPP preferences (Wednesday, November 11,2026)

Ministry of Industry and Trade is developing a self-certification mechanism for origin, aiming to empower eligible exporters to take the initiative. This is expected to be implemented from 2029, in accordance with CPTPP commitments.

  China increases purchases, Vietnamese rice export welcome recovery signals (Monday, November 9,2026)

Vietnamese rice export are thriving again as China, the Philippines and Africa increase purchases, while supply at the end of this year shows signs of shrinking.

  Export in 2027: Which product groups have prospects and what do businesses need to prepare? (Monday, November 9,2026)

Essential consumer demand, urbanization, supply chain restructuring and need for construction and reconstruction materials are opening up new opportunities for Vietnamese goods in 2027.

  EVFTA creates opportunities for Vietnamese goods to expand market share in EU (Monday, November 9,2026)

With benefits brought about by EVFTA Agreement, EU continues to be a key export market and there is still much room for Vietnamese goods to expand their market share.

  Agricultural, forestry and aquatic product export reached over 63 billion USD after 10 months (Friday, November 6,2026)

In the first 10 months of 2026, export of agricultural, forestry and aquatic products reached 63.02 billion USD, an 8% increase compared to the same period. Fruits, vegetables and seafood continued to be bright spots. Fruits, vegetables and seafood continue to be bright spots.

  Seafood export exceed US$10.4 billion: What's driving force for end of this year? (Friday, November 6,2026)

Seafood export in the first 10 months of 2026 reached over US$10.45 billion, a 12.1% increase compared to the same period last year, driven by fish groups, while shrimp industry faces significant pressure.

  UKVFTA creates momentum to raise standards for Vietnamese goods in UK market (Thursday, November 5,2026)

UKVFTA opens up more opportunities for Vietnamese goods in the UK, while also creating pressure for businesses to improve quality, standardize production and meet new market requirements.

  UKVFTA opens up, Vietnamese fruits and vegetables need to overcome technical barriers (Thursday, November 5,2026)

UKVFTA creates significant tariff advantages for Vietnamese fruits and vegetables in UK, but to turn these advantages into market share, businesses must overcome technical barriers.

  RCEP expands export opportunities for Vietnamese goods to ASEAN (Wednesday, November 4,2026)

RCEP creates more favorable conditions regarding tariffs, rules of origin and market connectivity, opening up opportunities for Vietnamese businesses to boost exports to ASEAN.

  Exploiting FTAs, opening up more export opportunities for Nghe An (Wednesday, November 4,2026)

In the first nine months of 2026, Nghe An's goods exports reached approximately US$5.2 billion, an increase of over 56% compared to the same period and exceeding annual plan. This result reflects development momentum of processing and manufacturing industry and the positive contribution of the FDI sector.

  Ha Tinh: Export recover, import increase (Wednesday, November 4,2026)

Ha Tinh's exports flourished in October 2026, with turnover increasing by nearly 20% compared to the same period, along with many product groups recording positive growth.

  Leveraging CEPA to expand export opportunities for Vietnamese fruits and vegetables to UAE (Wednesday, November 4,2026)

CEPA agreement opens up more opportunities for exporting Vietnamese fruits and vegetables to UAE, but businesses need to improve quality and optimize logistics to increase competitiveness.

  In the first 10 months of 2026, Vietnam's total goods import and export surpass 1,000 billion USD mark (Tuesday, November 3,2026)

Vietnam's total import and export turnover of goods in the first 10 months of 2026 is estimated to reach 1,010.6 billion USD, officially surpassing 1,000 billion USD mark.

  Vietnamese coffee proactively cooperates to bring brands to the world (Monday, November 2,2026)

To achieve a breakthrough in export value, Vietnamese coffee industry is strongly shifting from exporting raw agricultural products to deep processing, building a database of growing areas to meet European Union's Regulation on Deforestation (EUDR), actively participating in international auctions and promoting digital transformation to enhance sustainable income for farmers.

  Quang Ninh woos Indonesian businesses with investment incentives, eyes Halal value chain (Friday, October 30,2026)

Between 2020 and 2025, bilateral import-export turnover between Quang Ninh enterprises and the Indonesian market surpassed $600 million, while tourist arrivals from Indonesia to Quang Ninh reached nearly 41,000 during the 2021–2025 period.

  Viet Nam’s foreign trade surpasses US$1 trillion mark in first 10 months (Friday, October 30,2026)

Viet Nam’s total merchandise trade was estimated at US$1,010.6 billion during January-October, up 32.3 percent year-on-year, reported the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

  Vietnam's seafood exports nearly reached full-year target (Friday, October 30,2026)

VITIC’s calculation based on Vietnam Customs data showed that the country's seafood export turnover reached $1.14 billion in August of 2026, a 3.71% increase compared to July.

  Vietnamese tuna exports saw growth, challenges remained (Friday, October 30,2026)

Vietnam's tuna exports continued to grow in August of 2026, though the pace was modest at just 2%.

  Import-export of FDI sector: strong momentum from hi-tech industry (Thursday, October 29,2026)

In the first eight months of 2026, the import-export activities within the FDI sector demonstrated positive growth momentum.

  Vietnam-EFTA FTA: Another 'highway' to bring Vietnamese goods into European market (Wednesday, October 28,2026)

On October 18th, Vietnam signed a free trade agreement with countries of European Free Trade Association (EFTA), concluding a 14-year journey with 21 rounds of negotiations.

  Vietnamese seafood welcomes new opportunities from Vietnam-EFTA FTA (Wednesday, October 28,2026)

Norwegian representatives expect that preferential treatment in Vietnam-EFTA FTA will contribute to lower prices for Norwegian salmon, bringing the product closer to Vietnamese consumers.

  VEFTA - further evidence affirming undeniable achievements of international economic integration (Wednesday, October 28,2026)

Resolution No.59-NQ/TW continues to emphasize need to leverage domestic resources and enhance effectiveness of integration. From results of negotiations and signing of VEFTA to wide-ranging FTA network, there are compelling grounds, evidence and arguments that international economic integration has created and is creating more room for development for Vietnam.

  Opportunities from VIFTA: Vietnamese seafood export to Israel boost (Wednesday, October 28,2026)

Thanks to tariff preferences from VIFTA and streamlined procedures, Vietnamese seafood exports to Israel are expected to recover strongly in 2026, opening up significant opportunities for businesses.