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Prices of Vietnamese rice exports at world high

Prices of Vietnamese rice exports at world high

Vietnamese rice now has the highest export prices, distinguishing itself from key competitors, including Thailand and Pakistan, whose prices have fallen.
iMuseum VFA app launched

iMuseum VFA app launched

The Viet Nam Fine Arts Museum (VFA) and Viet Nam Mobile Application Software Join Stock Company (VINMAS) on Thursday officially launched the iMuseum VFA app – allowing virtual visits to the museum even amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Vietnamese companies show mixed sentiment on rising commodities prices

Vietnamese companies show mixed sentiment on rising commodities prices

The surge of commodities prices since the beginning of the year has different effects on Vietnamese companies. 
Vietnamese rice takes bite out of global market

Vietnamese rice takes bite out of global market

Viet Nam’s rice exports have expanded during the pandemic to surpass rival Thailand in price for the first time in three decades, leading experts to suggest the sector should consolidate its position.
Rice sector to focus on developing high quality varieties next year

Rice sector to focus on developing high quality varieties next year

The rice export value will hardly reach the target of US$3 billion as set out earlier this year, according to the Viet Nam Food Association.
VFA risks losing rice monopoly

VFA risks losing rice monopoly

Following recent criticism of the Vietnam Food Association (VFA), the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) has reduced the association’s power, with further plans to promote fairness in the rice export field.
Food association unfit to lead rice sector: experts

Food association unfit to lead rice sector: experts

The Vietnam Food Association (VFA) came under heavy criticism yesterday as economic experts voiced discontent with the association’s favouritism, lax business practises and overall incompetency in the rice export sector.
Japonica to become VNs top export rice

Japonica to become VN’s top export rice

Japonica rice is set to become one of the main export rice categories of Viet Nam in the coming time, according to the Viet Nam Food Association (VFA).
2018 rice export to hit 6m tonnes

2018 rice export to hit 6m tonnes

Viet Nam''s rice exports in 2018 are expected to increase by 400,000 tonnes from 2017’s number to reach 6 million tonnes, due to increased demand from Southeast Asia, especially from the Philippines, with China expected to be the country’s largest...
VFA hikes rice export target on strong demand

VFA hikes rice export target on strong demand

The Viet Nam Food Association (VFA) has decided to raise its rice export target from 5.2 million tonnes to 5.6 million tones, following an increase in rice contracts for the last months of the year.
Demand for VN rice to be stable in Q3: VFA

Demand for VN rice to be stable in Q3: VFA

The Vietnamese rice market is expected to be stable in the third quarter of the year, chairman of the Vietnam Food Association (VFA) Huynh The Nang has said.
Rice exporters rail against storage minimum

Rice exporters rail against storage minimum

Delegates attending a seminar in HCM City on Wednesday urged the Government to amend or revoke a decree on rice exports which they said impedes exports of the grain.
VN rice exports plunge

VN rice exports plunge

Viet Nam''s rice exports in the first half of the year fell by 32 per cent over the same period last year, mostly due to competition from other countries, the Viet Nam Food Association (VFA) has said.
Revised protocol on rice export to China announced

Revised protocol on rice export to China announced

A revised protocol on plant quarantine for Viet Nam''s rice and rice bran exports to China was announced during a conference held in HCM City on June 7.
Viet Nams rice exports surge in Q1

Viet Nam's rice exports surge in Q1

Viet Nam exported 1.42 million tonnes of rice for a total free-on-board value of US$577.28 million in the first quarter, a year-on-year increase of 57.7 per cent in volume and 51.16 per cent in value.