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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.
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.
Việt Nam promotes digitalisation in customs activities

Việt Nam promotes digitalisation in customs activities

The General Department of Customs also continues to actively propose reforms in management and specialised inspection of import and export goods.
Cashew industry sees unusual trade pattern in early 2023

Cashew industry sees unusual trade pattern in early 2023

The boom in cashew imports in the first two months of 2023 could be attributed to the abundant cashew supply in Cambodia where the nut was in season.
India officially lifts rice export ban

India officially lifts rice export ban

The Vietnamese General Department of Customs reported that the country’s rice exports reached 713,546 tonnes, worth more than US$341 million, in October, up 22.3 per cent in volume and 23.9 per cent in value compared to September.
Tuna exports forecast to rise

Tuna exports forecast to rise

Tuna exports are expected to hit US$1.1 billion this year, up 45 per cent year-on-year, according to the General Department of Customs.
Cassava exports up but trade deals not capitalised on

Cassava exports up but trade deals not capitalised on

Viet Nam exported 235,000 tonnes of cassava and cassava products worth US$105.01 million in April, up 10.8 per cent and 31.7 per cent in volume and value year-on-year.
Viet Nam records 3.91b trade deficit in first half of February

Viet Nam records $3.91b trade deficit in first half of February

In the first months of the year, enterprises ramped up their imports of input materials and spare parts to meet their production and export demands for later months 
Viet Nam expects to be a net steel exporter with strong steel export growth

Viet Nam expects to be a net steel exporter with strong steel export growth

Local exports of iron and steel reached 1.53 million tonnes with a value of nearly US$1.5 billion in August, marking the month with the highest export value of those products.
Wood export dips as country hit by virus outbreak

Wood export dips as country hit by virus outbreak

The novel coronavirus has finally caught up with Vietnamese wood exporters, who have reported robust growth during the first half of 2021. 
Viet Nam now worlds second-largest fuel pellet exporter

Viet Nam now world’s second-largest fuel pellet exporter

Viet Nam exported about 3.2 million tonnes of fuel pellets of various types last year, making it the world’s second-largest exporter of the product, according to the General Department of Customs.
Viet Nam records 1.35b trade deficit in first half of June

Viet Nam records $1.35b trade deficit in first half of June

According to trade experts, the above-mentioned trade deficit was not a worrisome figure as enterprises ramped up their imports of input materials to meet their production demands.
Car imports accelerate in March

Car imports accelerate in March

The import of automobiles increased dramatically in March, according to figures released by the General Department of Customs (GDC).
New regulation facilitates firms in customs clearance

New regulation facilitates firms in customs clearance

Applying risk management in customs operations will not only enable trade security and facilitation but will also allow the General Department of Customs to focus its resources on high-risk trade.
Trade surplus reaches record of 5.46 billion

Trade surplus reaches record of $5.46 billion

Viet Nam’s import and export activities recovered strongly in June, signalling a more optimistic outlook for the country’s foreign trade in the latter half of this year.