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Simple changes can save electricity

25/03/2026

01:57

Experts recommend switching off unused devices, using appliances efficiently, maximising natural light, and carrying out regular maintenance. They also suggest prioritising energy-labelled appliances or investing in rooftop solar panels.

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Đắk Lắk coffee industry embraces global standards

Economy 03:03

To win the hearts of international consumers, adaptability is key to success. As global consumers place increasing emphasis on product origin, sustainability, and quality, Vietnamese coffee faces a new imperative: not only to produce in large quantities but also to do so responsibly. In Đắk Lắk, Việt Nam's coffee capital, this transformation is already taking root, beginning with certified growing regions.

Fuel tax exemption to support production

Economy 02:39

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Việt Nam resilient amid energy market volatility

Economy 03:36

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Towards sustainable livestock development in Việt Nam

Economy 05:34

Across Asia, especially in Việt Nam, livestock supports millions of smallholder farmers and value chain workers. But climate change, environmental pressures, and animal diseases are putting the sector at risk, making international cooperation more important than ever.

Seafood exports surge in first quarter

Economy 01:07

Việt Nam’s seafood exports maintained strong growth in the first quarter of 2026, reaching 2.52 billion USD, up 9.1% year-on-year, with March alone contributing 802 million USD. Demand from key markets like China, Japan, and the United States is rebounding, led by a 59% surge in exports to China, while shrimp and pangasius remain the main growth drivers.