Packaging speciality coffee husk (cascara tea) for export at Simexco DakLak. (Photo: MINH ANH)
Market

Creating sustainable, added value for agricultural produce

With significant advantages in output, Vietnamese agricultural enterprises are striving to enter a new phase of development — shifting from raw products to deep processing to create higher and more sustainable added value. This is not only a market trend, but also a “survival” step that enables agricultural goods to break free from the low-price cycle.

Enterprises honoured for meeting the Viet Nam Business Culture Standards in 2024. (Photo: THANH BINH)
Policy

The development of values of business culture

The Viet Nam Association for the Development of Business Culture plans to announce the Viet Nam Business Culture Value Set by the end of this year, featuring specific criteria that provide a reference framework to help enterprises build a sustainable business culture that meets the requirements of national integration and development.

HD Hyundai Viet Nam’s shipyard is promoting the development of a logistics and support-service value chain around the Van Phong area. (Photo: nhandan.vn)
Policy

Van Phong Economic Zone poised for takeoff

Van Phong in Khanh Hoa province holds a strategic position on international shipping routes, with natural depths of 20–27 metres, sheltered waters, and minimal siltation, ideal conditions for developing into a major international maritime hub.

Fish cages severely damaged by storm No. 13.
Business

Aquaculture sector struggles to recover amid new challenges

Three consecutive storms in October and November 2025 caused exceptionally severe damage to aquaculture production in many localities, with total losses estimated at more than 5.2 trillion VND. Facing mounting challenges, the aquaculture sector is making concerted efforts to implement short-term recovery measures and long-term restructuring.

Numerous trade promotion programmes have been organised to stimulate domestic consumption. (Photo: NAM NGUYEN)
Market

“Golden season” boosts consumer spending

This year’s promotional season unfolds at a time when consumers are becoming more cautious due to economic pressures and rising prices. Businesses are therefore compelled to offer deeper discounts to sustain purchasing power.

Quang Ninh province’s fishermen raise aquatic products at sea.
Policy

Viet Nam strives to enhance the competitiveness of marine aquaculture

Viet Nam’s long coastline, together with its numerous islands, bays and lagoons, provides favourable conditions for developing diverse forms of aquaculture. Today, many cooperatives and coastal communities are applying new technologies in marine farming, helping to improve productivity, product quality and household income.

ESG has become a mandatory requirement for businesses that want to maintain competitiveness, attract investors and develop sustainably. (Photo: Do Bao)
Policy

ESG practice requires breakthroughs

In recent years, the Party and the State have continuously issued major policies, directives and strategic orientations to promote green growth and the adoption of ESG (Environmental–Social–Governance) practices, notably the National Strategy for Green Growth for the 2021–2030 period, with a vision to 2050.

Food prices surge in provinces and cities directly affected by post-storm floods. (Illustrative photo: VNA)
Business

Fuel price adjustments, food supply disruptions push November CPI

The consumer price index (CPI) increased by 0.45% in November compared to the previous month, mainly driven by adjustments in domestic fuel prices and disruptions to the food supply in areas affected by natural disasters, the National Statistics Office (NSO) under the Ministry of Finance announced on December 6.

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