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Thứ 5, 06/02/2025

Why has Vietnam's rice export price soared to nearly 500 USD/tonne?

In the first 11 months of 2020, rice exports reached 5.74 million tonnes, worth US$2.85 billion. In particular, the price of 5% broken rice in Vietnam

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Vietnam's cashew industry expects to get a higher position in the global…

Besides, Vietnam’s cashew nuts, despite having good quality, only meet a very small part for processing; the life of cashew farmers still has many difficulties.

Linkage in production and farm produce consumption in year end season

To prepare for Lunar New Year Festival, the farmers in many localities across Bac Giang province have focused on producing safe farm produce

Vietnamese farmers sell farm produce via smartphones

An eel farm of an older man brings turnover of nearly VND10 billion a year, and 99 percent orders are online. Another farmer sold 26 tons of rambutan

Cooperatives bear fruit, linking production with busines

Cooperatives play an important role in helping farmers link up with businesses and participate in the value chain of agricultural products

Kiên Giang sees positive results from restructuring agriculture, new-style rural areas

Agricultural production in the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Kiên Giang has developed significantly after a restructuring effort and implementation

Experts propose solutions to push agriculture industry during pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted local agricultural products and exports, especially to China, disrupting agricultural value chains and posing risks to farmin

Vietnamese chocolate products have chance to enter to global market

There is an opportunity for Vietnamese chocolate to become a niche player in the world market with a brand of unique flavoured cocoa

Bac Giang's agricultural sector implements EVFTA to increase competitiveness for export pro

The enforcement of the deal will create favorable conditions for Vietnam’s exports, especially agricultural and fishery products.

Vietnam’s coffee industry must change to integrate internationally

Vietnam joining new-generation trade agreements has forced its coffee industry to renew itself and become more creative in order to integrate and grow