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Việt Nam to develop regulations on criteria for Made-in-Việt Nam products

Việt Nam to develop regulations on criteria for 'Made-in-Việt Nam' products

For domestically produced goods, including those manufactured from imported raw materials or ingredients, there have been no regulations to determine whether items are ''products of Việt Nam'' or ''Made in Việt Nam''.
Supporting businesses to promote online exports

Supporting businesses to promote online exports

Since setting up a dedicated team in Việt Nam in 2019, Amazon Global Selling has enabled thousands of Vietnamese selling partners to bring millions of Made-in- Viet Nam products to worldwide customers every year.
E-wallet MoMo and ride-hailing app be team up

E-wallet MoMo and ride-hailing app be team up

E-wallet MoMo and ride-hailing app be on Tuesday officially co-operated to provide services to customers with an aim to bring Made-in-Việt Nam products to more Vietnamese people.
Viet Nam, Asias new manufacturing hub

Viet Nam, Asia's new manufacturing hub

Amidst these uncertainties, Việt Nam has emerged as a prime alternative manufacturing location in Asia.
MoIT to set Made in Viet Nam criteria

MoIT to set 'Made in Viet Nam' criteria

‘Made in Viet Nam’ products are required to have a localisation rate of 30 per cent and be partly produced in Viet Nam.
Businesses told to diversify after steel tariff hike

Businesses told to diversify after steel tariff hike

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has proposed the Government promulgate regulations on Vietnamese goods and ‘Made-in-Viet Nam’ products as there are no specific rules on the issue.
Vietnamese goods campaign promote local firms development

Vietnamese goods campaign promote local firms’ development

A campaign urging local people to buy “Made-in-Viet Nam” products has helped develop businesses across the country.
Vietnamese people prioritise domestic products

Vietnamese people prioritise domestic products

More than 60 per cent of Vietnamese consumers gave priority to buying domestically-produced goods and 54 per cent would recommend their relatives and friends to purchase made-in-Viet Nam products.
Firms must step up to join intl supply chains

Firms must step up to join int’l supply chains

To sell their products to foreign distribution channels, Vietnamese businesses need to pay more attention to product design, quality assurance and after-sales services, speakers said at a training workshop held in HCM City yesterday.
VN exporters start to add value

VN exporters start to add value

After focusing on exporting large volumes of unprocessed goods for a long time, more and more Vietnamese companies are now turning to export of processed and value-added products and improving their quality to penetrate global markets.
Programme promotes domestic goods production, consumption

Programme promotes domestic goods production, consumption

The ‘Vietnamese use Vietnamese products’ campaign has helped encourage consumers to purchase local products since it began eight years ago, said Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Do Thang Hai.
Firms urged to sell VN products

Firms urged to sell VN products

The role of firms remained critical in expanding points of sales and building a solid distribution foothold in rural markets where local residents had a thirst for locally-produced goods, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT).
Forum links VN, French firms

Forum links VN, French firms

A programme to introduce Vietnamese goods to French customers is taking place at the Casino Saint-Didier supermarket in Paris from September 22 to 29.
VN goods ‘need more support

VN goods ‘need more support'

The Government should develop policies to protect made-in-Viet Nam products from the threat of smuggled and low-quality goods in the domestic market, while enhancing trade promotion for them, experts said at a conference yesterday.