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The Government of Vietnam (GVN) published Decree 39/2017/ND-CP on April 4th, 2017, replacing Decree 08/2010/ND-CP (dated February 2, 2010) on animal feed management....

Vietnam’s MY2016/2017 cotton imports reached 1.2 million tons (or 5.5 million bales), up 20 percent over MY2015/2016.

During the first eight months of Marketing Year (MY) 2016/17 (Calendar Year [CY] 2017), Brazil became the leading soybean exporter to Vietnam, replacing the United States due to competitive prices.

In calendar year 2017, Post estimates the total feed demand down about 15 percent compared to CY 2016.

In an effort to identify growth centers other than Ha Noi and Ho Chi Minh City as opportunities for U.S. consumer-oriented products, FAS Ho Chi Minh City is conducting market assessment trips....

This report provides a summary and an unofficial translation of Decree 15/2017/ND-CP, dated February 17, 2017 of the Government of Vietnam (GVN) which renews the functions, tasks, authority....

This report provides a summary and unofficial translation of Decree 43/2017/ND-CP, dated April 14, 2017 of the Government of Vietnam (GVN) on goods labeling, including all categories...

This report provides an unofficial translation of Circular 50/2016/TT-MOH dated December 30, 2016 of the Ministry of Health (MOH) providing for the maximum residue levels (MRLs) for pesticides....

In Marketing Year (MY) 2015/16 (Calendar Year [CY] 2016), the U.S. overtook Brazil to reclaim its position as the largest exporter of soybeans to Vietnam due to more competitive prices.

The 2015 Exporter Guide (VM5017 on March 27, 2015) is the most up-to-date document outlining Vietnam's policies and regulations that may affect U.S. companies interested in exporting to Vietnam.

Vietnam's food retail sector is dominated by small traditional traders, but modern retail channels are expanding in response to growing consumer demand.

This report provides an unofficial translation of Decision 5463/QD-BNN-PC, dated December 28, 2016 of Vietnam’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD).