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Amid rising logistics costs and increasingly unpredictable international transport risks, nearby markets such as ASEAN are becoming an important anchor for Viet Nam’s agricultural exports. In addition to advantages in shipping costs and time, the region is witnessing growing demand for products such as fruits and vegetables, rubber, and seafood.
Over the past decades, Viet Nam’s agriculture has made remarkable progress. From a country once concerned about food shortages, Viet Nam has become a major exporter of products such as rice, coffee, cashew nuts, pepper, fruit, and seafood. This is a highly commendable achievement.
Algeria’s merchandise exports to Viet Nam remain modest due to the limited number of trade promotion programmes held in Viet Nam, resulting in minimal participation by Algerian enterprises in international trade events there, including the Spring Fair, according to Hoang Duc Nhuan, Viet Nam’s Trade Counsellor in Algeria.
To meet these goals, the agency will continue refining the legal framework governing import-export activities and gather feedback from local authorities and relevant agencies to propose amendments, supplements or replacements for outdated circulars.
The 2025 Fair of Safe Fruits and Agricultural Products was launched by the Ha Noi Department of Industry and Trade and Hoang Liet Ward People’s Committee on December 3.
A range of Viet Nam’s key agricultural products is being showcased at the Viet Nam Trade Office’s pavilion at the 8th Food Expo in Hong Kong (China), attracting strong interest from visitors.
On November 4, the Agricultural Trade Promotion Centre (Ministry of Agriculture and Environment) held a press conference to announce information about the International Agricultural Exhibition AgroViet 2025.
A conference on science and technology for the preservation and processing of agro-forestry-fisheries and national agricultural mechanisation in 2025 was co-organised by the Institute of Agricultural Engineering and Post-Harvest Technology, the Association of Food Science and Technology and the Association of Agricultural Engineering, in Ha Noi, on September 12.
The central province of Gia Lai held a trade promotion conference in Pleiku ward on August 18, seeking to promote export of its key agricultural products to China.
Viet Nam’s export earnings grew by 14.8% to 262.44 billion USD in the first seven months of this year, while its import turnover rose by 17.9% to 252.26 billion USD, resulting in a trade surplus of 10.18 billion USD, the National Statistics Office (NSO) reported on August 6.
Customs authorities at Mong Cai International Border Gate in the northeastern province of Quang Ninh on August 5 announced that they have completed clearance procedures for nearly 22 tonnes of fresh, unhusked coconuts officially exported to China through Bac Luan II bridge border gate.
Viet Nam’s total agro-forestry-fishery trade in the first half of 2025 is estimated at 57 billion USD, with exports reaching 33.5 billion USD, up 14.3% year-on-year, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment.
Japan remains a promising market for Vietnamese exports, especially in consumer goods and agricultural products. However, to effectively tap into this potential, Vietnamese businesses must meet strict quality standards and navigate intense competition.
A Vietnamese Lychee Week is taking place in London from June 17 to 24 to promote the tropical fruit to UK consumers, drawing interest from both the Vietnamese community and local residents.
Viet Nam shipped 6.28 billion USD worth of agro-forestry-fishery products abroad in May, propelling the cumulative total for the first five months of the year to 28.04 billion USD, a year-on-year increase of 19.6% and 15.1%, respectively, heard a press conference in Ha Noi on June 3.
