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Viet Nam issues list of special preferential tariffs for goods imported from Cuba

Viet Nam issues list of special preferential tariffs for goods imported from Cuba

The Government has recently issued a list of Viet Nam’s special preferential import tariffs to implement the Viet Nam – Cuba Free Trade Agreement from now until 2023.
CPTPP tariff cuts may not reduce auto prices

CPTPP tariff cuts may not reduce auto prices

The prices of imported automobiles in the Vietnamese market may not reduce as much as expected after the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) came into effect on Monday.
EVFTA to strengthen VN-EU ties

EVFTA to strengthen VN-EU ties

The upcoming European Union-Viet Nam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) will  a strong driving force for fostering a comprehensive economic partnership between Viet Nam and the European Union via the abolition of 99 per cent of import tariffs in the next seven to...
VN to cut ASEAN salt, eggs import tariffs

VN to cut ASEAN salt, eggs import tariffs

The Ministry of Industry and Trade on Monday issued a circular on not applying import tariffs on salt and poultry egg products originating from ASEAN countries.
Ten new decrees to guide FTA tariff cuts

Ten new decrees to guide FTA tariff cuts

The finance ministry has announced 10 draft decrees that will guide implementation of as many free trade agreements (FTAs), drawing a roadmap to zero per cent import tariffs for many goods.
VITAS recommends removing tariffs on polyester fibre

VITAS recommends removing tariffs on polyester fibre

Viet Nam Textile and Apparel Association has petitioned the ministries of Finance, and Industry and Trade to not increase import tariffs on polyester fibre from zero to 2 per cent.
VCCI moves to allay protest fears

VCCI moves to allay protest fears

The Viet Nam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) yesterday moved to re-assure foreign businesses following the anti-China protests in Binh Duong, Dong Nai and Ha Tinh provinces.
Fuel traders told to keep prices steady

Fuel traders told to keep prices steady

The Ministry of Finance has told fuel wholesalers to limit their use of the price stabilisation fund from VND300 to VND200 per litre.