Domestic Market

This section reports on developments in Vietnam’s domestic market, including consumer trends, retail activity, market management, and issues related to goods circulation and pricing.

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    Vietnam Footwear: Adapting to New Standards for Exports

    ByVN Industry and Trade Bulletin

    Vietnam Leather and Footwear: Adapting to New Standards, Creating Momentum for Export Breakthroughs Origin transparency is one of the crucial factors for Vietnam’s leather and footwear industry to continue “conquering” demanding markets and creating momentum for export breakthroughs in the coming time. Vietnam has currently participated in and signed 17 Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). Therefore, effectively utilizing FTAs is becoming a top concern for management agencies, localities, and the business community nationwide. This is especially…

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    Vietnam Industry and Trade News Bulletin for January 13, 2026

    ByVN Industry and Trade Bulletin

    NDUSTRY AND TRADE NEWS DIGEST SYNTHESIZED FROM DOMESTIC ELECTRONIC INFORMATION NETWORKS Date: January 13, 2026 Notable issues related to the Industry and Trade sector that have been covered and reflected by the press are as follows: A. POSITIVE INFORMATION Discovery of Huge “Black Gold” Mine of 430 Million Barrels: A Boost for Vietnam’s Economic Takeoff 2025: Vietnam Has 8 Export Items Exceeding 10 Billion USD B. GENERAL ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS (FOR REFERENCE) Prime Minister: Put Social…

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    Vietnam Textiles Target $50 Billion Exports in 2026

    ByVN Industry and Trade Bulletin

    Leveraging FTAs, Textile and Garment Industry Sets Target to Conquer $50 Billion Milestone Linked with the goal of enhancing the competitiveness of the national brand, Vietnam’s textile and garment industry aims for an export turnover of approximately 50 billion USD in 2026. Supply Chain Restructuring Based on the foundation of supply chain restructuring and effectively utilizing Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), Vietnam’s textile and garment industry has set an export turnover target of approximately 50 billion…

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    MOIT Tightens Rules of Origin as Trade Hits $930B

    ByVN Industry and Trade Bulletin

    MOIT Tightens Rules of Origin Management Amidst Deepening Integration With import-export activities achieving a robust breakthrough, requirements for managing rules of origin are escalating. The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) is deploying synchronous solutions to protect the reputation of Vietnamese goods and effectively utilize FTAs. Record Trade Growth Demands Stricter Management The year 2025 marks a special milestone for Vietnam’s trade activities, with total import-export turnover reaching approximately 930 billion USD, an increase of…