New logistics centers are planned to handle 60-70% of the total goods volume of Dong Nai province ( Vietnam ), while the remaining centers and areas providing traditional logistics services will take on 30-40%.
The growth of cheap chicken imports in recent times has put greater competitive pressure on domestic products, thereby causing plenty of difficulties to domestic chicken producers, according to insiders.
Last year’s export growth of 6.5% can be viewed as a bright spot in the nation’s economic picture, with this growth being attributed to the signing of a number of free trade agreements (FTAs).
Following the implementation of several free trade agreements (FTAs), shrimp exports in 2021 are anticipated to increase by 15% compared to last year, to reach over US$4 billion in revenue, according to insiders.
VCN- The main target set for2030 is the value of seafood export turnover to reachUS$14-16 billion; by 2045, Vietnam will be a hubof deep seafood processing, belonging to the group of three leading seafood producing and exporting countries in the world.
Joseph Incalcaterra, chief economist for ASEAN at the HSBC Global Research has hailed Vietnam’s handling of the virus, as saying that its response to the pandemic allowed the country to maintain its reputation as a “very good destination” for foreign direct investment.
VCN- 2020 wasa difficult year for Vietnam's agricultural sector in many aspects, especially the serious impact ofthe Covid-19 pandemicon agricultural, forestry and fishery exports. However, the total export value for the whole year still achieved impressive results of over US$41 billion.
VCN - Closing a relatively successful year of 2020 in the context of difficulties, the entire agriculture, forestry and fishery sector is "ramping up" in 2021 towards a target of over US$42 billion.
Vietnam’s rice export price reached its latest peak on January 3 at US$505 per tonne, representing a record high over the previous nine years, according to rice traders.
Vietnam's total import-export turnover enjoyed a surge of 5.1% to US$543.9 billion compared to 2019 despite facing numerous difficulties throughout 2020, with the country posting a trade surplus of US$19.1 billion, the highest level for five consecutive years since 2016, according to the General