VIS 2025 draws record interest from U.S. and Latin American buyers
This year, Brazil, the largest economy in South America and ninth globally by GDP, will send its largest-ever business delegation to VIS 2025.
Vietnam's seafood export growth slows in May due to US tariff policy
Facing uncertainty over US tariff policies, many seafood companies have adjusted their market strategies, focusing on diversification and value-added processing.
US still promising for Vietnam's textiles and footwear
In the first three months of 2025, Vietnam ranked second among the top 10 textile exporters to the US.
Opportunity for seafood exporters to restructure markets
The US is the top import market for Vietnamese shrimp and tuna and ranks as the second largest for pangasius (tra fish).
Vietnam's seafood exports see uneven growth in key markets
While China and Hong Kong (China)experienced robust growth with a 64.9% increase, the US and EU markets faced declines of 16.0% and 17.6%, respectively.
Significant impacts predicted on Vietnam’s seafood in US market
It is estimated that seafood exports to the US will reach $1.85 billion in 2024, representing a 19% increase compared to 2023.
US initiates anti-dumping duty review on Vietnamese honey
Covering the period from August 25, 2021 to May 31, 2023, the review targets Vietnamese honey exporters.
Ben Tre coconut exporters targeting large markets
Negotiations underway with China as exporters look to add to US market.
Vietnam looks to expand honey export markets
Vietnamese honey has mostly been exported to the US and is now gaining a foothold in the EU, Japan, and South Korea, which all have strict import regulations.
Tra fish exports hit new record
Vietnam earned some $2.4 billion from tra fish exports in 2022, a 70 per cent increase year-on-year and surpassing the record of $2.26 billion posted in 2018.
Relations with US need push
The US is a market boasting many opportunities for Vietnamese businesses, but bilateral relations need to be boosted further in order to gain broad access in terms of capital, science and technology, and management skills.