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Vietnamese are wasting many good agricultural products as they sell them as raw materials instead of processing them for added value.
Many businesses, from startups to big express delivery firms, have jumped into the market of fast delivery services for online shops.
Imports from the Republic of Korea (ROK) have been increasing rapidly since the Vietnam-ROK FTA took effect in late 2015, as Vietnam’s largest trade deficit is now with the ROK, not China.
Forecasts say Vietnam’s online tourism market’s value may reach US$9 billion in the next three years.
Vietnamese banks with powerful financial capability are investing in Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar, betting on the prosperity of their markets.
Vietnamese businesses believe there will still be enough customers for Vietnamese products, despite growing competition from foreign fashion stores.
The competition in the sweets market is getting fierce as market growth has slowed down.
Thanh Thanh Cong Tay Ninh (SBT) and Bien Hoa (BHS) have decided to merge to protect Vietnam’s sugar position in the home market.
HCMC residents in many areas now live in fear as landslides may occur at any time, depriving them of their homes and assets.
Though the growth of the sweets market has slowed down, it is still attracting investors.