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    Vietnamese wood processors focus on domestic market

    Only when hitting snags in exporting their products do Vietnamese wood processors focus on the domestic market.

    How to tap the retail market’s potential effectively

    Despite facing the day-to-day difficulties, Vietnamese retailers still have a number of advantages that foreign retailers find it difficult to grasp when penetrating the Vietnamese market. What are these advantages? What should be done to tap into them more effectively?

    Rubber-growing project in the northwest needs a boost

    Rubber plantation which started in the northwestern provinces in 2007 has helped to change the region’s economic structure.

    No barriers against business operations

    As a WTO member, Vietnam needs to protect its domestic businesses in the first place no matter how many kinds of goods and services are banned or restricted from operation.

    How can Vietnamese products be appealing to domestic customers?

    One year after the Party Politburo launched the “Vietnamese people use Vietnamese products” campaign, the proportion of Vietnamese products accounts for 70-80 percent at supermarkets, even up to 95 percent in some supermarkets in Ho Chi Minh City.

    Boosting Vietnam’s profile in ASEAN

    Fifteen years ago today Vietnam was officially admitted to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) at the ASEAN Ministerial Meeting (AMM) in Brunei - a milestone in Vietnam’s regional and international integration, as well as ASEAN’s development.

    Making the most of a golden population

    Vietnam’s population, now at the “golden stage”, offers many opportunities for the country’s economic growth.

    Vietnam- made goods raises consumers’ confidence

    According to Mr. Truong Quang Hoai Nam, head of the Department of Domestic Market under the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT), the campaign "Vietnamese give priority to use Vietnam-made goods" is a golden opportunity to raise prestige of brand for consumers and bring opportunity for production and business in domestic market.

    Vietnam – US Trade: more economic cooperation channels

    In recent years, representatives from various US leading corporations and enterprises have desired to become biggest trading partners and foreign investors in Vietnam. This is the result in the efforts promoting trade as well as many other issues in the process of relation normalization between the two countries.

    The lesson of activeness

    Only by constantly gathering market information, coping with difficulties and enhancing links with partners with the support of trade associations and the State, will businesses be able to minimise losses caused by trade barriers.

    Overcoming barriers in international trade relations

    Vietnam has to deal with almost 100 anti-dumping lawsuits and trade disputes each year, in which domestic businesses often come off worst.

    Vietnam’s northern region – a destination of local tourists

    2009 is considered a sublime year for local tourism, therefore, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism defined that 2010 needs to focus on this region. This is also a practical program under the campaign “The Vietnamese use Vietnam-made goods”.

    Trade underpins Vietnam-US relations

    Vietnam and the US have resumed normal relations for the last 15 years and trade is seen as one of the key elements to their bilateral ties.

    Textiles and garments need steady growth

    Although textiles and garments have experienced constant growth, there are still serious problems facing the sector such as a labour shortage and reliance on imported materials.

    E-commerce – an effective way of doing business

    E-commerce now plays a vital part of Vietnam’s almost 5,000 export businesses, says the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT).

    Power shortages likely to continue

    The domestic demand for electricity is constantly increasing, while the water levels in many reservoirs in the northern and central regions are low, with some even drying out.

    Training essential for guest workers

    After suffering from the global economic crisis, labour export businesses need to improve the quality of guest workers.

    Building strong brand names a priority

    An increasing number of enterprises are paying more attention to building up trademarks to underline their prestige, quality and commitment to customers and gradually secure a firm foothold in both the domestic and international markets.

    Importing raw materials to meet demand for export products

    The demand for export products is increasing. Many domestic businesses have to import raw materials to ensure they have an adequate supply to meet the demand.

    Hanoi’s zoning plan comes under scrutiny

    Drawing up an appropriate zoning plan for the capital while preserving its valuable cultural heritage is a thorny problem for planners.

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