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With VND700 million, Vietnamese now have many choices for non-Chinese cars. They can buy Japanese and South Korean products, which don’t have too many high tech features but are relatively modern and have good design. And importantly, there us no need to worry about the quality of the products. … [Read more...] about Unprecedented: Chinese car imports selling well in Vietnam

Mercedes Benz Vietnam still led the market with 7,000 cars sold, the same as 2019. Lexus sold 1,444 cars, a slight decrease compared with the 1,511 cars sold in 2019. BMW ranked third with 877 cars sold, also a slight decrease compared with the 900 cars in 2019. … [Read more...] about Luxury car prices fall, sales improve

Accordingly, there are eight types of pork in the market stabilization program whose retail prices increased this time. Of which, the price of ham rose from VND145,000 to VND151,000 kg; that of pork shoulder from VND145,000 to VND158,000 per kg; that of pork loin chops from VND140,000 to VND153,000 per kg; that of pork shanks from VND129,000 to VND139,000 per kg; that of pork armpit from VND127,000 to VND137,000 per kg; that of pork shoulder and ham lean from VND175,000 to VND190,000 per kg; that of pork tail bone from VND103,000 to VND113,000 per kg; that of pork bones from VND77,000 to VND85,000 per kg. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS JANUARY 16

Due to the severe impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) on supply and value chains, the country’s agro-processing industry will need to make adjustments to adapt to shifting consumer behaviour. While logistics are likely to witness a post-pandemic upswing due to the growth of e-commerce and the changing nature of retail, both agro-processing and logistics must embrace digital supply chains. Indeed, they must launch attractive new digital initiatives, with these factors meaning that the need to upskill and reskill local workers is even more urgent. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS JANUARY 21