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Viet Nam exports over 15 million medical masks in August

Viet Nam exports over 15 million medical masks in August

The General Department of Viet Nam Customs reported Viet Nam exported over 15 million medical masks of all kinds during August, up 24.8 per cent compared to the same period in 2020.
Australian anti-dumping report on Vietnamese steel delayed again

Australian anti-dumping report on Vietnamese steel delayed again

According to statistics from the General Department of Viet Nam Customs, the export turnover of Vietnamese precision steel pipes to Australia in 2019 topped US$15 million.
Customs aims to improve trading across borders index

Customs aims to improve trading across borders index

The General Department of Viet Nam Customs recently issued an action plan to implement Resolution 02/NQ-CP of the Government to improve the ranking of the trading across borders index by 10 to 15 spots compared to 2019 in the ''Ease of Doing...
Exports to Australia rise sharply

Exports to Australia rise sharply

Statistics from the General Department of Viet Nam Customs showed that exports to Australia grew 62.08 per cent over the same period last year, hitting $392 million last month.
Viet Nam imported 53,000 CBU cars in 8 months

Viet Nam imported 53,000 CBU cars in 8 months

Viet Nam spent about US$1.2 billion to import 53,000 completely built units (CBU) cars in the first eight months of this year.
Trade surplus hits record in seven months

Trade surplus hits record in seven months

Việt Nam’s trade balance posted positive US$2.77 billion in July, lifting total trade surplus to $8.23 billion in the first seven months of 2020, the latest data of the General Department of Việt Nam Customs revealed.
Customs authority reaffirms standard for mask export

Customs authority reaffirms standard for mask export

Viet Nam Customs has reaffirmed it only handles procedures for exporting medical face masks with the State’s permission.
Aluminium shipment held under surveillance under origin fraud suspicion

Aluminium shipment held under surveillance under origin fraud suspicion

An aluminium shipment worth an estimated US$4 billion heading to the US and other countries is being closely watched, said the General Department of Vietnam Customs in an official statement released on Monday. 
Car imports skyrocket in first 9 months

Car imports skyrocket in first 9 months

Viet Nam imported 109,000 cars in the first nine months of 2019, a year-on-year increase of 167.8 per cent, reported the General Department of Viet Nam Customs.
Customs to stop accepting cash

Customs to stop accepting cash

Payments of import-export taxes and fees to customs authorities must all be conducted via cashless payment methods or through credit institutions from the beginning of April, according to a requirement recently issued by the General Department of Viet Nam Customs.
Firms more satisfied with customs: survey

Firms more satisfied with customs: survey

Businesses have been increasingly satisfied when dealing with administrative procedures in export-import activities. However, more reforms are needed to further facilitate firms’ operation, heard attendants at a conference in Ha Noi on Tuesday.
Smuggling cases up slightly, value doubles in 2018

Smuggling cases up slightly, value doubles in 2018

More than 16,600 cases of smuggling and trade fraud have been uncovered this year, up 10 per cent against last year, the General Department of Viet Nam Customs reported.
November sees trade deficit of 400 million

November sees trade deficit of $400 million

Viet Nam reported a trade deficit of US$400 million in November, equivalent to 1.9 per cent of total export value, according to the General Department of Viet Nam Customs.
Customs agency reports more auto imports

Customs agency reports more auto imports

Viet Nam imported 11,172 cars between January and September, up 5,142 units from the same period last year.
VN-Russia trade booms, but theres room to grow

VN-Russia trade booms, but there’s room to grow

Viet Nam and Russia have enjoyed booming bilateral trade, but more efforts are needed to match potential.