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Vietnam to impose temporary anti-dumping duties on Chinese tables, chairs
Vietnam will impose temporary anti-dumping duties on some table and chair products originating from China, the Vietnamese Ministry of Industry and Trade has said.
Traders of Chinese-made goods incur big losses
The unexpected low demand for Chinese goods has caused concern among traders.
Competing with Chinese goods on online shopping platforms: pressure to perform
Under pressure from foreign goods on e-commerce sites, Vietnamese businesses should take advantage of their internal strengths to compete.
RCEP feared to pave the way for Chinese goods to flood Vietnamese market
Other RCEP-member economies have the same export products as Vietnam’s, so If Vietnam’s production capability does not improve, the domestic market will become a playing field for Chinese and other foreign products.
9,000 products of SEVEN.am fashion chain seized
The Hanoi General Department for Market Management on Tuesday reported that it had seized more than 9,000 products of the fashion brand SEVEN.am.
Chinese goods mixed with Vietnamese, sold as Vietnamese-made
Asanzo has been denounced for importing Chinese goods and selling the goods as Vietnamese. But Asanzo is not alone.
Shoes from China bearing Vietnam origin labels under investigation
Customs officers of Haiphong City have discovered a batch of sport shoes shipped from the Port of Xiamen in China to Vietnam bearing “Made in Vietnam” labels, Thanh Nien newspaper reported.
Chinese goods, labeled as Korean or Japanese, flood Vietnam
More than 99 percent of goods available at Mumuso shops are made-in-China products, while other retail brands such as Miniso, Daiso and Yoyso are also selling products made in China.
Thai retailers replace Vietnamese goods at supermarkets
VietNamNet Bridge - The volume of Vietnamese goods now available at supermarkets and shopping malls has dropped by two thirds as many have been replaced by Thai products.
Chinese goods illegally labelled as Vietnamese origin
VietNamNet Bridge - Experts have warned that Chinese have labelled their products as Vietnamese goods to cheat on the origin when exporting products to third countries.
Chinese goods sold under the cloak of Vietnamese
VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnamese enterprises place manufacturing orders with Chinese, import Chinese-made products, label them as Vietnamese products,and sell them in the domestic market.
Taxation bodies keep keen eye on franchisers
VietNamNet Bridge - The HCM City Taxation Agency has vowed to keep a keen eye on businesses which have conducted capital transfer deals and paid royalty fees to holding companies.
Vietnam buys many Chinese goods, from onions to cars
VietNamNet Bridge - All Chinese goods can be sold in Vietnam, from farm produce to automobiles, from toothpicks to electronics and from clothes to thermopower technologies.
Vietnam relies on Chinese goods the most in Southeast Asia
VietNamNet Bridge - The heavy reliance on China as an input material and finished product supplier is seen as a big problem for Vietnam.
Thai consumer goods challenging Vietnamese manufacturers
VietNamNet Bridge - Priced at slightly above the selling prices of Chinese goods and better in quality, Thai consumer products have dislodged Chinese goods out of Vietnam and competed fiercely with Vietnamese products.
Opponents of Vietnamese goods: Thai or Chinese products?
The advantage of Chinese goods are the cheap prices, whileThai goods have good quality, and both are popular with Vietnamese customers, according to Dr. Le Dang Doanh, former Director of the Central Institute for Economic Management.
Vietnam needs to "wake up" when China changes its policies
VietNamNet Bridge - According to many economists, China is importing many kinds of goods from Vietnam, and its reduction of growth rate needs to be studied and evaluated fully.
What did Vietnam import from China in 2014?
VietNamNet Bridge – For many years, Vietnam has suffered a huge trade deficit with China and the situation has not changed this year.
BUSINESS IN BRIEF 22/11
Korea, Hong Kong emerge as major investors; Vietnam hosts largest German networking event; Customs warns of Chinese goods with Vietnam origin; Kumho Asiana eye Tan Van-Nhon Trach road project; C.bank governor’s words ease forex market
Boycotting low quality made in China imports
VietNamNet Bridge – A group of business leaders spurred on by Vu Tien Loc, President of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) has called for a boycott of low quality Chinese products
