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Hi-tech agricultural methods
High technologies can help improve productivity, but many farmers cannot afford the investment.
Fierce competition in shipping industry predicted for 2019
Total goods exchange output will increase rapidly, bringing opportunities to Vietnam’s shipping firms, experts said at a seminar on container maritime transport, held on the occasion of the launch of a book on maritime transport in Vietnam by leading expert Lars Jensen.
Vietnam poised to lead ASEAN in satellite technology
With the successful launch of MicroDragon satellite on January 18, Vietnam is in the top 4 ASEAN in satellite technology.
Economists worry about economic growth as national debt grows
Heavy reliance on FDI (foreign direct investment) and high national debts are the two biggest concerns for Vietnam’s economy, experts say.
In 4.0 era, reform is a must for logistics industry
The increasing number of online transactions has led to high demand for logistics services.
Convenience stores still popping up everywhere
With average annual growth rate of 10 percent and revenue of $150 billion in 2018, the Vietnamese retail market is full of potential, especially for convenience stores.
Organic food market struggles for market share
With increasingly high demand, experts some years ago predicted that the organic food market would see a boom, but farmers have been reluctant to shift from traditional to organic production.
Will Vietnam continue to import technology or become a tech creator?
With weak investments and poor technology, Vietnam is finding it difficult to organize hi-tech agriculture value chains.
Vietnamese manufacturers work with distributors
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) and retailers have been working together in programs to connect producers and distributors, resulting in more sales of Vietnamese-made products and local specialty food items at supermarket chains.
Illegal timber imports from Cambodia threaten woodwork industry
Vietnam’s woodwork industry benefits from ‘clean’ supply sources, not from illegally imported timber from Cambodia, experts have warned.