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Nearly 78,000 hectares of cashew have been cut down by farmers in the past five years to make room for cultivating other crops like rubber and pepper, which is ascribed to price instability, low yield and poor supporting policies from local relevant authorities, heard a web conference on Tuesday.
Vietnam’s Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiators agreed to give priority to quality instead of hastily speeding up the agreement negotiations due to time constraints, said leader of the negotiation team.
While foreign textile and garment companies have geared up with their investment plans in Vietnam to prepare for the Trans Pacific Economic Partnership (TPP) agreement, Vietnamese businesses have been staying put.
Investors in any sector on tourism-haven Phu Quoc Island will enjoy favorable policies previously granted by a 2008 government decree only to projects at industrial zones, export processing zones and economic zones. The move comes as part of a new decision signed by Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung on...
Vietnam can significantly increase export of garment and textiles if it joins bilateral free trade agreements and multilateral ones like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, but only if it can set up a robust supply chain.
PetroVietnam Fertilizer & Chemicals Corporation (PVFCCo), a major fertilizer manufacturer in Vietnam, announced Saturday plans to expand its agricultural technical transfer programs for Cambodian farmers in at least three more provinces over the coming year.
The National Oil and Gas Group (PetroVietnam) and a consortium of three companies signed a contract for the Long Phu 1 thermal power plant in Ha Noi yesterday.
The Hong Kong-based GaoLing Fund has bought a 24% share in Bien Hoa Vinacafe (VCF) for VND877.5 billion.
Vietnam and Cambodia will start the construction of Chrey Thom bridge on January 14
The restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City measures 1,300 square meters which can serve 350 customers and has parking space for 16 cars and over 250 motorbikes. The construction is expected to be complete by early 2014, and begin commercial operation after the Tet (lunar New Year) holiday.
The supply of seafood in Vietnam is expected to fall considerably in the near future because of rising fuel prices and bad weather.
Vietnam has become the third largest shrimp producer in the world, with an output of 548,000 tonnes in 2013, up 12.3 % from the previous year, one agency said.
