All posts tagged "Vietnam"
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148Rice News in EnglishVietnamese rice prices soar as Philippines bans imports from September 1
Vietnam’s 5% broken rice rose by \$9 since early August, now priced \$11 higher per ton than Indian, Pakistani, and Thai rice....
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130Maize News in EnglishVietnam reduces corn imports
In H1 2025, Vietnam imported 4.45 million tons of corn worth \$1.15 billion, down 8.3% in volume and 5.1% in value year-on-year....
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157Wheat News in EnglishVietnam overtakes Thailand to become world’s second-largest rice exporter
Vietnam became the world’s second-largest rice exporter in the first half of 2025, overtaking Thailand. From January to June, Vietnam exported 4.72...
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100Rice News in EnglishExporters urge VAT exemption for Vietnam’s rice and green coffee beans
Vietnam’s coffee and rice exporters are urging the government to remove the 5% VAT on green coffee beans and rice exports. Industry...
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176Rice News in EnglishVietnam revises rice export laws to boost transparency and farmer income
Vietnam has amended Decree 107 to streamline rice trading, aiming to stabilize domestic prices and improve farmer livelihoods. The updated Decree 01/2025/ND-CP...
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189Rice News in English
Vietnam’s rice exports suffer sharp price drop
Vietnam exported 4.9 million tonnes of rice worth \$2.54 billion in H1 2025—up 7.6% in volume but down 12.2% in value due...
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233Rice News in EnglishVietnam’s agricultural exports: rice volume rises, value falls in H1
Vietnam exported 4.9 million tonnes of rice worth $2.54 billion in H1 2025, up 7.6% in volume but down 12.2% in value...
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271Rice News in EnglishVietnam, Indonesia agree to sign rice trade deal as shipments plunge
Vietnam will soon sign a long-term rice export agreement with Indonesia to revive shipments, which fell 97% to just 19,000 metric tons...
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196Rice News in English
Vietnam: Don’t restrict rice exports with outdated policies disguised as reform
Vietnam’s draft amendment to Decree 107 risks sidelining small rice exporters by mandating costly warehouse ownership. This move contradicts the government’s reform...
