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China denounces EU's pretext for anti-dumping practices
China denounces EU's pretext for anti-dumping practices

12/04/2024

China strongly opposes the European Commission's subjective, one-sided and erroneous assessment of China's socialist market economy to create an excuse for its discriminatory anti-dumping practices, the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday, APA reports citing Xinhua.

Exporting to the Canadian market: Breakthrough opportunity
Exporting to the Canadian market: Breakthrough opportunity

10/04/2024

Canada is currently the 7th largest and most important export market of Vietnam. Many industries such as rice, textiles, spices and processed foods... still have great potential to penetrate the market. However, issues such as logistics costs, increasing competition, and the lack of a strong brand mark for Vietnamese products are problems that enterprises need to overcome to increase exports to Canada.

Be objective before requesting anti-dumping investigation on imported HRC steel
Be objective before requesting anti-dumping investigation on imported HRC steel

10/04/2024

The steel market is "hot" with two conflicting opinions on the issue of initiating an anti-dumping investigation on hot-rolled coil (HRC) steel products imported from China to Vietnam. But clearly, all decisions need to be based on specific and objective data to create a healthy competitive environment.

Retailers put export-quality products on shelves to capture green consumption trend
Retailers put export-quality products on shelves to capture green consumption trend

10/04/2024

Promoting export is critical in a world of rapid international integration, but to gain strength in export, it is important for enterprises to have strong foothold in the domestic market.

EU increases tariffs on Russian grain to hamper its war effort – but it’s European consumers who could feel the pinch
EU increases tariffs on Russian grain to hamper its war effort – but it’s European consumers who could feel the pinch

10/04/2024

Imagine there was a food tax that increased your grocery bills by nearly 20%. That’s essentially what the Common Agricultural Policy does to food prices in the EU. Now picture that tax going up even more, to 50%. That’s exactly what the EU’s recent decision to slap hefty tariffs on Russian grain imports is all about.

Squid and octopus exports decline slightly by 2% in Q1
Squid and octopus exports decline slightly by 2% in Q1

10/04/2024

Vietnam’s squid and octopus exports in the first quarter of the year are estimated at about US$136 million, suffering a slight decrease of 2% against the same period from last year, according to the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP).

DGTR for anti-dumping duty on hydraulic rock breakers from China, Korea
DGTR for anti-dumping duty on hydraulic rock breakers from China, Korea

10/04/2024

The Commerce Ministry’s arm DGTR has recommended imposition of anti-dumping duty on imports of hydraulic rock breakers from China, and Korea for five years to protect the domestic industry from cheap inbound shipments.

Livestock product exports up in Q1
Livestock product exports up in Q1

10/04/2024

Import turnover of livestock products in the first quarter was estimated at about $702 million, down 6.7 per cent compared to the same period in 2023.

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