VOV.VN - The Lam San Cooperative in Cam My district, southern Dong Nai Province has shipped 800 tons of pepper to Germany and the Netherlands this year, tripling the volume of last year’s exports.

VOV.VN - Japanese and Thai shops and supermarkets are dominating Vietnam’s retail market by offering competitive prices on a wide range of goods from food and household utensils to electronic products.  

VOV.VN - Vietnam’s shrimp exports are estimated at US$3.5 billion in the 11 months leading up to December with the EU, Japan and China as the three biggest importers.

Retailers are rushing to develop online sales by offering technological solutions to attract more customers.

Under a new decree, used auto imports will have no way to enter Vietnam because of high tariffs and strict requirements on maintenance services, creating a golden opportunity for domestic automobile manufacturers.

With a 30% growth rate in the number of travelers, building or buying hotels promises big profits for investors, including capsule hotels, which have opened in Ho Chi Minh City and other tourism cities.

A programme launched by Ho Chi Minh City has proved to be effective in promoting local-made products and supporting domestic businesses to develop brands and improve their production.

Southern cities and provinces are ready to switch from the RON92 grade petrol to E5 biofuel starting next year, but concerns remain over its pricing and consumer preference.

A workshop was held in the northern province of Yen Bai on December 8 to launch an EU-funded project to enhance capacity in managing the value chain of herbal plants.

The VN Index this year has reached new highs, with the 1,000 point threshold, an all-time high, expected to be very near.