Vietnam’s coffee export prices have fallen sharply in early 2026, raising concerns over declining industry revenues despite continued growth in export volumes.
A delegation of 15 major French firms expressed interest in railway projects in Vietnam, notably the North-South high-speed line and metro systems, the Construction Ministry said.
Vietnamese customs authorities have seized nearly 15,000 cosmetics and fashion items suspected of trademark infringement in a nationwide anti-counterfeit crackdown, authorities said.
The Ministry of Construction has added Tho Chu Airport in An Giang Province to Vietnam’s national airport development plan, with total investment estimated at VND 28.8 trillion (USD 1.1 billion).
Hanoi authorities have proposed sharply higher pavement and roadside parking fees, with rates in the city centre rising to as much as VND 400,000 (USD 15) per square metre per month.
Vietnam had more than 652,000 multi-level marketing participants by the end of April, while industry revenue in 2025 fell 6 per cent year-on-year to approximately USD 581 million.
The Vietnamese Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has ordered urgent measures to support durian exports amid disruptions caused by testing bottlenecks and stricter import-market requirements.
Vingroup chairman Pham Nhat Vuong increased his fortune by nearly USD 10 billion in a month, strengthening his position as Southeast Asia’s richest person.
Police Tay Ninh Province have uncovered more than three tonnes of counterfeit seasoning products bearing well-known brands including Ajinomoto and Knorr.
Vietnam spent more than USD 200 million importing meat from India in the first quarter of 2026, highlighting the country’s growing role as a major supplier to the Vietnamese market.
Hanoi has proposed temporarily closing part of the Hanoi-Thai Nguyen Expressway for building a road linking the capital with the planned Gia Binh International Airport in Bac Ninh Province.
Vietnam’s railway sector has opened summer ticket sales with fares up 5-10 per cent from 2025 due to higher fuel costs, while offering discounts for passengers.
Petrolimex, Vietnam's largest fuel retailer, reported a net loss of more than VND 660 billion (approximately USD 25.6 million) in the first quarter, despite a sharp rise in revenue.
Vietnam has maintained stable fuel and power supplies despite rising volatility in global energy markets driven by tensions in the Middle East, Minister of Industry and Trade Le Manh Hung said.