Local experts worry that the country’s agricultural sector may not stand firm when the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade agreement takes effect given a sharp drop in both investment and economic value over the past 15 years
Two of Vietnam’s biggest listed firms with earnings from real estate and electronics have shifted their attention to the stomach of the 90-million-strong market
Hyundai is seeking for potential Vietnamese partners to provide vegetables and fruit for the South Korean corporation
Though often assessed as a country with a lot of advantages in agriculture, the bitter reality is that only one percent of Vietnamese firms are investing in the sector
The Australian Embassy in Hanoi on Monday published a press release to announce that the first batch of Vietnamese lychees had arrived in Australia four days earlier
The integration into the global and regional economy, signaled by the free trade agreements that Vietnam has clinched or is going to finalize with foreign partners, will create an opportunity for a big revamp to the sector which is losing shine
Will the participation of Masan Group, a big Vietnamese listed firm with US$500 million spare cash in hand, turn the tide for Vietnamese businesses?
The three richest Vietnamese men on the local stock exchange have already entered, or announced they will, the field of agriculture, from vegetable planting and livestock farming to animal feed manufacturing, to keep up with rising demand for quality produce from the market
Hi-tech Agro 2013, the bigger agricultural exhibition hosted by Ho Chi Minh City trade authorities, is a place for local visitors to learn about new technologies in agriculture and buy best products offered by leading Vietnamese food processors
Hi-tech Agro 2013, the bigger agricultural exhibition hosted by Ho Chi Minh City trade authorities, has been launched at Le Van Tam Park in District 1