Vietnam textile and garment industry: Will it move to next level or lose competitiveness?
Vietnam could be at the same income level that Malaysia is today by 2035 if the government embraced a number of further structural and institutional
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Vietnam becoming next global manufacturing hub
Vietnam’s economy is the 44th-largest in the world and since the mid-1980s Vietnam has made the tremendous transformation from a highly centralized command economy with
Vietnam seeing plunge in apparel exports and job cuts
In this global COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam is witnessing a plunge in apparel exports. On top of it with global buyers canceling most orders, Vietnam’s textile
Vietnam garment export drops 14.5% in five months
Vietnam has faced a 14.5 percent decline year-on-year to over $10 billion in textile and apparel export in the first 5 months of the year,
Vietnam FTA to EU will hurt Indian apparel sector
After the EU Council adopted a decision on the conclusion of a free trade agreement (FTA) between the EU and Vietnam, almost complete (99%) elimination
Vietnam focuses on post-pandemic business
In the wake of announcing accomplishment in containing the coronavirus, Vietnam is marking itself as a safe spot for doing business grabbing the eyes of
Vietnam’s garment export falls 3.5% during Jan-Feb
Vietnam’s garment export has seen a reduction of 3.5 percent year-on-year to US$5.3 million in the first two months of 2020, due to COVID-19 outbreak,
Vietnam textile industry’s USD 472.64 million at stake
The Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group (VINATEX) stated that its garment and textile industry’s VND 11 trillion (USD 472.64 million) are at stake as
Vietnam apparel manufacturing battling Coronavirus
Apparel manufacturing in Vietnam is facing mammoth challenges as the coronavirus outbreak hampers material imports from China – from where 60% of textile materials are
Vinatex urges Vietnam’s garment factories to comply with ‘Rules of Origin’
The textile and garment factories must have to comply with ‘Rules of Origin’ if it has to benefit from the recently signed free trade agreements
