Vietnamese wood manufacturers shy away from investing in new technology
Many wood manufacturers in Vietnam are staying away from pouring investment into new technology despite having the financial capacity
Wood products discovered at forest ranger’s house after illegal logging in Vietnam’s Central Highlands
Some cedar wood products of the same kind as the logged trees were later found at the coffee garden of a 54-year-old local man
Vietnam’s wood exports face scourge amid COVID-19: official
Local wood processors have seen approximately 80 percent of their planned exports postponed until further notice
South Korean engineer found dead in Vietnamese wood
The man works as an engineer at a local construction site
Vietnamese export of wood, wooden products surpasses expectations in 2017
The total value of the items reached US$8 billion last year
Wood from forests in northern Vietnam secretly sold to China
The timber is turned into wood beads and then made into various products before being exported to China
Vietnamese septuagenarian makes, sells wooden clogs for 50 years at Ben Thanh Market
An elderly woman has crafted and sold “guoc” (traditional wooden clogs) for 50 years at Ho Chi Minh City’s iconic Ben Thanh Market
$800k tree stump displayed in northern Vietnam museum
The Forest Ranger Department of northern Vietnam’s Quang Binh Province on Monday handed over a “sua” tree stump worth over US$800,000 to the provincial museum.
Biannual expo for wood processing industry concluded
The 10th Vietnam International Woodworking Industry Fair, better known as Vietnamwood, has attracted many international associations
Woods, McIlroy set for big pay-day in China
The highly sought-after pair will face off at Hainan island's giant, 180-hole Mission Hills complex, one of the world's biggest golf resorts, on October 28, organisers announced Wednesday