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Việt Nam to spend US1.7 billion on meat imports

Việt Nam to spend US$1.7 billion on meat imports

Việt Nam''s meat and byproducts imports are set to surge in 2024, with spending expected to reach about US$1.7 billion.
Việt Nam boosts fruit imports from the US

Việt Nam boosts fruit imports from the US

The import of fruits and vegetables from several markets, particularly the US, to Việt Nam surged significantly in the first 10 months of 2024.
Việt Nam increases ore and mineral imports

Việt Nam increases ore and mineral imports

Australia and Brazil were Việt Nam''s two largest markets for importing ore and minerals in the first 10 months of 2024, with 9.75 million tonnes and 5.96 million tonnes, respectively.
Car imports increase 37.5 per cent in 10 months

Car imports increase 37.5 per cent in 10 months

Việt Nam imported 142,794 completely built units (CBUs) in the first 10 months of this year, an increase of 37.5 per cent over the same period last year, according to data from the General Department of Customs.
General Department of Customs warns of tax evasion schemes in steel imports

General Department of Customs warns of tax evasion schemes in steel imports

The General Department of Customs issued directives to provincial and municipal customs departments, highlighting specific issues related to steel imports.
Pharmaceutical imports surge in first nine months

Pharmaceutical imports surge in first nine months

Over the first nine months of 2024, pharmaceutical imports totalled nearly US$3.15 billion, a 24.2 per cent increase year-on-year. 
HRC steel imports surge despite anti-dumping investigation

HRC steel imports surge despite anti-dumping investigation

Hot-rolled coil (HRC) steel imports are pouring into Việt Nam despite an ongoing anti-dumping investigation.
US issues preliminary anti-subsidy findings on solar panel imports from Việt Nam

US issues preliminary anti-subsidy findings on solar panel imports from Việt Nam

The trade remedies authority has urged relevant businesses to review the preliminary findings carefully and submit comments as necessary within the specified deadlines.
Shifting cultivation trends fuel Việt Nams record high rice imports

Shifting cultivation trends fuel Việt Nam's record high rice imports

Despite being the world''s third-largest rice exporter, Việt Nam has spent nearly US$1 billion on rice imports in the first nine months of 2024. The increase in rice imports is driven by a shift in rice cultivation trends.
Car imports continue increasing in the first half 2024

Car imports continue increasing in the first half 2024

In the first half of September, the influx of imported cars into Viet Nam remained robust, despite a recent government policy to reduce registration taxes for domestically assembled vehicles.
Temporary halt of imports and exports through Lào Cai

Temporary halt of imports and exports through Lào Cai

Rising floodwaters on the Red River are affecting both Vietnamese and Chinese border management forces.
Proposed quota regulations for salt and poultry egg imports in 2025

Proposed quota regulations for salt and poultry egg imports in 2025

The MoIT is currently seeking public feedback on a draft circular outlining import quota regulations for salt and poultry eggs for 2025.
Thailand expected to record growth in Vietnamese fruit and vegetable imports

Thailand expected to record growth in Vietnamese fruit and vegetable imports

Thailand, which previously ranked sixth after Japan and Taiwan (China), has climbed to fourth place with a seven-month export value of $123 million, a 70 per cent increase compared to the same period last year.
Ministry, firms need solutions to remove difficulties in coal imports from Laos

Ministry, firms need solutions to remove difficulties in coal imports from Laos

According to Việt Nam''s General Department of Customs, in 2023, Việt Nam imported about 2.2 million tonnes of coal from Laos with a value of about US$159 million. 
Warnings as HRC steel imports continue to increase rapidly

Warnings as HRC steel imports continue to increase rapidly

The amount of imported hot-rolled coil steel in the first six months of this year increased sharply to an alarming level, 1.7 times higher than domestic production.