Vietnam’s handicrafts have emerged among the country’s top ten high-value export products with presence in 163 countries and territories, heard a trade forum in Hanoi.

VOV.VN - The United States has lowered its reciprocal tariff on Vietnamese exports from 46% to 20%, according to Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade.

VOV.VN - The conference on digital transformation for OCOP exports has highlighted practical solutions to help local businesses improve product quality, embrace cross-border e-commerce, and tap into global markets sustainably.

VOV.VN - Vietnamese exports are increasingly facing technical barriers as the European Union has recently adopted stricter standards, requiring businesses to equip themselves with thorough knowledge of new regulations and proactively enhance their production capacity.

Vietnam's lychee exports reached US$35 million in June, more than three times the same period last year.

VOV.VN - Over the past five years, the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) has spurred double-digit export growth, strengthened investment ties, and helped Vietnam secure a stronger foothold in the French and EU markets.

VOV.VN - Shrimp, coffee, and durian were Vietnam’s key agricultural performers that saw simultaneous increases in both prices and export volumes in July, offering a much-needed boost to the market after months of stagnation, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment (MoAE).

VOV.VN - Durian exports are making a strong recovery, with total revenue projected to reach US$2.4 billion in 2025. For the first time in a decade, Vietnam is updating its national durian standards to improve product transparency and safeguard the reputation of its agricultural exports globally.

As unpredictable volatility grips Vietnam's key export markets including China, Europe, and the US, the Southeast Asian nation is shifting its focus to Africa which boasts huge potential with fewer technical barriers and an increasing demand for Vietnamese goods.

With Vietnam’s e-commerce revenue reaching US$3.5 billion in 2022 and projected to hit US$13 billion by 2027, cross-border e-commerce is no longer a future trend but a dynamic and rapidly evolving reality.