VOV.VN - With signs of recovery ahead in both demand and import prices in major markets, the seafood industry aims to achieve an export turnover of US$10 billion this year, according to the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP).

The target of US$700 billion in import-export revenue for this year is a tough one amid current difficulties in the global market, said insiders.

Dwindling demands in the global market are posing challenges to Vietnam to meet its considerable export target for this year.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade plans to set a target of 6% growth in export value this year, considering unpredictable factors that can affect import-export, according to Deputy Minister Do Thang Hai.

VOV.VN - With just one month to go until the end of the year, relevant ministries, localities, and enterprises have exerted great efforts in order to fulfill the export target of US$368 billion set by the Government, according to industry insiders.

There remain difficulties for enterprises in the last months of this year, requiring them to be proactive and flexible to finish the year with strong export performance.

Despite numerous difficulties coming from the domestic and international situation, the agricultural sector has managed to achieve important targets, and it still persists in this year’s agro-forestry-fishery export target of US$50 billion as assigned by the Prime Minister.

VOV.VN - The Ministry of Industry and Trade has warned that the global market will continue to be volatile ahead in the remaining months of the year, and local export businesses should keep a close tab on changes to seize opportunities.

VOV.VN - The effective implementation of new-generation free trade agreements (FTAs) can considered as the driving force behind fulfilling the export target of over US$356 billion set for this year.

VOV.VN - The agricultural sector is expected to meet its set target of earning US$44 billion from exports this year following its impressive performance over the past nine months despite the negative COVID-19 impact.