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Only half of Vietnamese firms established plans for sustainability goals

Only half of Vietnamese firms established plans for sustainability goals

Although 99 per cent of Vietnamese enterprises set sustainable development goals, less than half (47 per cent) have or are implementing comprehensive strategies to take action on their commitments.
Vietnamese businesses need to invest in brand building on global media

Vietnamese businesses need to invest in brand building on global media

As Vietnamese firms continue to expand globally, it is important for them to invest in brand building on the global media stage to sustain their success, experts said.
Vietnamese firms adjust their strategies to boost production

Vietnamese firms adjust their strategies to boost production

Currently 70 per cent of businesses have changed their strategies and have had many export orders.
Vietnamese firms should be cautious to avoid fraud in international trade

Vietnamese firms should be cautious to avoid fraud in international trade

As most are small or medium size, Vietnamese enterprises face high risk of scams and disputes, while their experiences in avoiding and dealing with such cases are limited.
Vietnamese firms need to meet net zero standards

Vietnamese firms need to meet net zero standards

Hoang Duc Vuong, chairman of the Vietnam Recycled Plastics Association, said foreign firms are currently less interested in labour costs as they are getting clean energy and being able to exchange certificates of carbon credits when investing in Viet Nam.
Vietnamese firms urged to strengthen green growth strategy

Vietnamese firms urged to strengthen green growth strategy

The green economy and sustainable development are inescapable global trends, and businesses need to embrace them to meet the increasing demands in the domestic market and mounting pressure from foreign markets, the “Green Trade Forum” heard in HCM City on...
AI expected to ease burden of huge digital data for Vietnamese firms

AI expected to ease burden of huge digital data for Vietnamese firms

Businesses are all carrying digital debt. The volume of data, emails and chats has outpaced their ability to process it all, according to the 2023 Work Trend Index report: “Will AI Fix Work?” newly released by Microsoft.
Middle East, North Africa lucrative markets, fruit, vegetable exporters told

Middle East, North Africa lucrative markets, fruit, vegetable exporters told

The Middle East and Africa have high demand for fruits and vegetables, offering Vietnamese firms a great opportunity to boost exports, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
Weakening demand continues to dog Vietnamese firms

Weakening demand continues to dog Vietnamese firms

The national census shows that 528 firms have been hard-hit by falling orders so far, of which 65.3 per cent are FDI-financed firms. About 637,491 workers have begun to feel the pinch of the ensuing economic downturn.
Business integrity passport to global supply chains

Business integrity passport to global supply chains

Firms socially accountable to their stakeholders and the public are more likely to be resilient during crises as they gain more support from their customers, partners, and employees.
Vietnamese firms ready to take next steps on ESG journey: PwC

Vietnamese firms ready to take next steps on ESG journey: PwC

ESG has become top of mind for many Vietnamese firms today but they still have a long way to go to get up to the mark.
Viet Nam to take advantage of e-commerce market boom

Viet Nam to take advantage of e-commerce market boom

Over the past year, Amazon shelves became an economic engine for many Vietnamese firms, with nearly 10 billion products sold worldwide. 
Three challenges for Vietnamese firms in expanding in the UK

Three challenges for Vietnamese firms in expanding in the UK

The latest data from the General Department of Customs showed Viet Nam''s export to the UK increased 7.7 per cent in the past eight months.
E-commerce: the key to increase bilateral trade between Viet Nam and the UK

E-commerce: the key to increase bilateral trade between Viet Nam and the UK

With a revenue of US$117.7 billion in 2021, the UK is the fourth largest market for e-commerce in the world, placing it ahead of Germany and behind Japan.
Circular business new notion to Vietnamese firms

Circular business new notion to Vietnamese firms

Viet Nam has been increasingly embracing green transition and circular economy to make efficient use of its resources to boost economic growth.