The Government should reconsider its ban on the import of wheat infected with cirsium arvense, a kind of weed, participants told a seminar in Ho Chi Minh City on October 8, warning it would have an adverse impact on businesses.
Weak food safety compliance by agricultural product exporters has negatively impacted Vietnam’s exports to European markets, experts said at a trade policy forum, “Food safety: Opportunities and challenges for Vietnamese exporters,” organised in HCM City on March 30.
Employers are increasingly looking at working skills and job-hopping
probability rather than "competitive salary requirements" when hiring
new graduates, a survey has shown.
Receiving fair trade certifications would give a big advantage to
Vietnamese exporters of tea, coffee, cacao, spices and handicrafts in
expanding their market, as heard at a recent workshop in Hanoi.
While demand for solar powered
machines is increasing sharply in Vietnam, enterprises producing solar
powered batteries meet difficulties, many projects have to be halted
before implementation, the Communist Party of Vietnam Online Newspaper
reported, adding that this problem makes the solar powered machine
market an unsustainable development.
Vietnamese enterprises hold high expectation for 2014, with confidence
that the economy will flourish, said the Vietnam Business Forum - a
weekly magazine of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI),
adding that they are ready for a new stage of development.
The implementation of corporate social responsibility (CSR) is becoming
an important requirement for increased global competitiveness and
sustainable development of Vietnamese enterprises in the integration
process. Report by Vietnam Economic News.
The Vietnam stock market returns to its position as an important capital
mobilisation channel, when capital flows not only come from domestic
investors, Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry says on its website.
Shares saw their strongest advance in six weeks on both stock exchanges
on July 13 after shareholders of the Vietnam Enterprises Investment Ltd
(VEIL) and Vietnam Growth Fund Ltd voted late Monday to continue the
funds.
Shares saw their strongest advance in six weeks on both stock exchanges
on July 13 after shareholders of the Vietnam Enterprises Investment Ltd
(VEIL) and Vietnam Growth Fund Ltd voted late Monday to continue the
funds.
