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While many moguls are pouring huge amounts in agriculture, some investors are quietly retreating from the field.
The Vietnamese retail market, analysts say, is still being over-estimated by investors.
Although listed among the top 10 textile and garment exporters worldwide, Vietnam is seeing its domestic market increasingly controlled by foreign brands.
The Ministry of Science and Technology (MST) uses the cell alive system (CAS) and the Japanese advanced technology to preserve farm produce, but provincial authorities know nothing about the technology and farmers continue throwing fruit away.
Com tam (broken rice), hu tieu (pork noodle soup), bun thit nuong (noodles with grilled pork), goi cuon (spring rolls), and che (sweet soup-like dessert) are suggested by foreign tourists as the must-eat foods in Ho Chi Minh City.
Major US investors are following through on their previous statements about relocating their production bases.
The battle among the big players in the coffee market has not gone the way people have predicted. All of them have been winners.
What economists have warned about is coming true: registered steel projects have not been implemented as promised.
EuroCham, in its latest report about foreign investors’ views about Vietnam’s energy policies, pointed out that Vietnam’s ability to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) does not depend on the price of electricity.
In Vietnam, no river can compare to the Mekong River for having giant fish. Fishermen have caught many unusually large fish from the river.