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Associated Press
4 days ago
- Business
- Associated Press
Linyi Goods at Vietnam Expo Boost Sino-Viet Trade Ties
HO CHI MINH, VIETNAM - Media OutReach Newswire - 19 July 2025 - The China Factory Products Export Fair 2025 was held in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam from July 12 to 14. Hundreds of original manufacturers from places like Shandong province's Linyi city displayed thousands of products ranging from daily necessities, office supplies, chemical products, and outdoor equipment to hardware tools. This fair adopted a collaborative format, featuring segmented exhibition zones. With over 70 booths designated for the Chinese factory exhibition area, the event also hosted various online and offline activities. Additionally, 200 renowned Vietnamese and neighboring region brands and enterprises were invited to exhibit and participate, all aimed at facilitating market expansion for Vietnamese local and international exhibitors. The exhibition drew large crowds, with numerous Vietnamese buyers and citizens praising the high-quality products and affordable prices of 'Made in Linyi'. As a significant exhibitor at this expo, Linyi companies took advantage of direct supply from source factories to offer a wide range of high-quality product selections to the Vietnamese market. This not only met the diverse demands of the Vietnamese market but also established a direct bridge for Chinese and Vietnamese enterprises, promoting deep cooperation and exchange in trade between the two sides. Looking back at 2024, Linyi achieved remarkable results in foreign trade, demonstrating distinctive development trends in trade relations with Vietnam and other Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries. Regarding trade with Vietnam, bilateral trade continued to steadily expand, with the total import and export volume reaching 4.77 billion yuan ($664.97 million). The trade structure between the two sides showed significant complementary features, with Linyi mainly exporting products such as wood veneer, plywood, and hand tools to Vietnam, while importing aluminum alloys, chemical raw materials, and natural rubber latex. Expanding the perspective to the entire ASEAN region, Linyi saw robust growth in imports and exports with ASEAN in 2024, with a total trade volume reaching 40.15 billion yuan, representing a 16.2 percent year-on-year increase. Looking ahead, Linyi will further deepen economic and trade exchanges with Vietnam and ASEAN countries, expand cooperation fields, elevate the level of cooperation, and achieve mutual benefit, win-win cooperation, and common development. Hashtag: #Linyi The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
Malay Mail
4 days ago
- Business
- Malay Mail
Linyi Goods at Vietnam Expo Boost Sino-Viet Trade Ties
HO CHI MINH, VIETNAM - Media OutReach Newswire - 19 July 2025 - The China Factory Products Export Fair 2025 was held in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam from July 12 to 14. Hundreds of original manufacturers from places like Shandong province's Linyi city displayed thousands of products ranging from daily necessities, office supplies, chemical products, and outdoor equipment to hardware fair adopted a collaborative format, featuring segmented exhibition zones. With over 70 booths designated for the Chinese factory exhibition area, the event also hosted various online and offline activities. Additionally, 200 renowned Vietnamese and neighboring region brands and enterprises were invited to exhibit and participate, all aimed at facilitating market expansion for Vietnamese local and international exhibition drew large crowds, with numerous Vietnamese buyers and citizens praising the high-quality products and affordable prices of "Made in Linyi".As a significant exhibitor at this expo, Linyi companies took advantage of direct supply from source factories to offer a wide range of high-quality product selections to the Vietnamese market. This not only met the diverse demands of the Vietnamese market but also established a direct bridge for Chinese and Vietnamese enterprises, promoting deep cooperation and exchange in trade between the two back at 2024, Linyi achieved remarkable results in foreign trade, demonstrating distinctive development trends in trade relations with Vietnam and other Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) trade with Vietnam, bilateral trade continued to steadily expand, with the total import and export volume reaching 4.77 billion yuan ($664.97 million). The trade structure between the two sides showed significant complementary features, with Linyi mainly exporting products such as wood veneer, plywood, and hand tools to Vietnam, while importing aluminum alloys, chemical raw materials, and natural rubber the perspective to the entire ASEAN region, Linyi saw robust growth in imports and exports with ASEAN in 2024, with a total trade volume reaching 40.15 billion yuan, representing a 16.2 percent year-on-year ahead, Linyi will further deepen economic and trade exchanges with Vietnam and ASEAN countries, expand cooperation fields, elevate the level of cooperation, and achieve mutual benefit, win-win cooperation, and common #Linyi The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
Zawya
4 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
Linyi Goods at Vietnam Expo Boost Sino-Viet Trade Ties
HO CHI MINH, VIETNAM - Media OutReach Newswire - 19 July 2025 - The China Factory Products Export Fair 2025 was held in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam from July 12 to 14. Hundreds of original manufacturers from places like Shandong province's Linyi city displayed thousands of products ranging from daily necessities, office supplies, chemical products, and outdoor equipment to hardware tools. This fair adopted a collaborative format, featuring segmented exhibition zones. With over 70 booths designated for the Chinese factory exhibition area, the event also hosted various online and offline activities. Additionally, 200 renowned Vietnamese and neighboring region brands and enterprises were invited to exhibit and participate, all aimed at facilitating market expansion for Vietnamese local and international exhibitors. The exhibition drew large crowds, with numerous Vietnamese buyers and citizens praising the high-quality products and affordable prices of "Made in Linyi". As a significant exhibitor at this expo, Linyi companies took advantage of direct supply from source factories to offer a wide range of high-quality product selections to the Vietnamese market. This not only met the diverse demands of the Vietnamese market but also established a direct bridge for Chinese and Vietnamese enterprises, promoting deep cooperation and exchange in trade between the two sides. Looking back at 2024, Linyi achieved remarkable results in foreign trade, demonstrating distinctive development trends in trade relations with Vietnam and other Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries. Regarding trade with Vietnam, bilateral trade continued to steadily expand, with the total import and export volume reaching 4.77 billion yuan ($664.97 million). The trade structure between the two sides showed significant complementary features, with Linyi mainly exporting products such as wood veneer, plywood, and hand tools to Vietnam, while importing aluminum alloys, chemical raw materials, and natural rubber latex. Expanding the perspective to the entire ASEAN region, Linyi saw robust growth in imports and exports with ASEAN in 2024, with a total trade volume reaching 40.15 billion yuan, representing a 16.2 percent year-on-year increase. Looking ahead, Linyi will further deepen economic and trade exchanges with Vietnam and ASEAN countries, expand cooperation fields, elevate the level of cooperation, and achieve mutual benefit, win-win cooperation, and common development. Hashtag: #Linyi The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Linyi Small Commodities Chamber of Commerce
CNA
5 days ago
- Business
- CNA
Chef Sam Aisbett's restaurant Akuna turns 2 and has a Michelin star for the second year running
When I last spoke to Sam Aisbett in 2023, he was on the cusp of opening his restaurant Akuna in Ho Chi Minh City. He didn't seem particularly fazed by the endeavour since he'd learnt, he said, from the many mistakes he'd made during his three-year run at Whitegrass, the restaurant he founded in Singapore in 2015. Fast forward two years, and it seems Aisbett and I remember things differently. 'At that time, I hadn't been working for I don't know how long, so I started to doubt myself,' he said in his friendly, rapid-fire tone. 'I think I was panicking. I was like, do I even know how to cook anymore? And I didn't want to do the same thing [as I did at Whitegrass], so I was scared that I'd just end up cooking what I was familiar with.' Those fears were put to rest when Akuna was awarded its first Michelin star even before its first year was up. Last month, the restaurant retained that star for the second year, a dream for most chefs, since a Michelin nod has been known to play a sizable role in bringing diners through a restaurant's doors. This wasn't Aisbett's first entry into the Michelin constellation. He received his first star for Whitegrass in 2017. 'So of course I was happy when Akuna won our first star, but I thought I didn't care. Since we started, all I wanted was to cook good food and get the restaurant busy. But when I came back to the kitchen [that day], some of the young chefs were crying. They were so excited. And I thought, this means so much to them. They've probably spent their lives dreaming of eating in a Michelin-starred restaurant, and now to actually work in one… That was just amazing. 'So I told them that this is a once-in-a-lifetime thing that we can all be part of… but now, people have even higher expectations when they come to our restaurant, so we have to step up what we're doing.' What typically follows is pressure to not only retain that star but also reach for a few more. But Aisbett isn't biting. 'When all you care about is getting an award, then you sort of lose focus on the fact that it's important to make sure guests are happy,' he said. 'The award's good for your ego, but, you know, if it happens, it happens. If it doesn't,' he threw his hands up in the air and laughed, 'Yeah…' At 42, Aisbett is settled enough to understand that the drive to give guests 'the best experience of their lives' is enough to keep standards at his restaurant consistently high. He's had to shed some mindsets and learn to relax his grip on controlling every aspect of the work. 'And I'm having fun! I'm not taking everything so seriously anymore.' Transformation is often hard, but learning to give his team more room to express their curiosity and creativity has improved his quality of life and the restaurant's offerings. 'Before, no one could change anything. It had to be me, me, me. And now I realise how stupid that is,' he continued. 'Like, I usually have an idea of how I would plate a dish, and then one of my team plates it differently and I think, 'My god, that's so smart, so simple'. And it eats so much better than if we'd done it like I was going to. The young chefs have such great ideas, and not trying to control everything means I have more time to do other things.' View this post on Instagram A post shared by AKUNA Restaurant (@akunarestaurant) Like considering the possibilities of opening a more casual concept, learning about the Vietnamese ingredients he hasn't yet had a chance to use, and breaking some rules. 'You know, you get trained that a restaurant has to be like this,' he said, forming two straight lines with his hands. 'I don't know who the hell came up with that rule. There are no rules. We can do it how we want to. I play the music I like (Prince, Michael Jackson), because we have an open kitchen and if people were to come to my house, that's the same music I'd be playing. 'The star is a nice reminder that we're doing something right,' he said, coming back to the point of our conversation. 'But the real win is coming in every day, still excited to cook.'
Yahoo
7 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Vietnam Wig Products Industry Analysis and Growth Outlook 2025-2034 - Reconstruction of Global Supply Chains Positions Vietnamese Wig Makers for International Growth
With an expanding market valued over $4 billion, Vietnam's wig production, primarily in the southern regions, forms a key export base to North America and Europe Vietnamese Wig Products Industry Dublin, July 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Vietnam Wig Products Industry Research Report 2025-2034" has been added to offering. The industry value chain spans from raw material collection to distribution. Upstream, raw materials such as human hair and synthetic fibers are sourced from regions including India and Southeast Asia. Midstream, production hubs like China and Vietnam utilize machine weaving and hand-hooking processes to transform raw materials into various wig styles. Downstream, products reach consumers through channels such as wholesalers, retailers, and e-commerce platforms. The global wig market has expanded significantly, with its value surpassing US$4 billion in 2024. Growth is driven by increasing demands in medical applications and fashion. North America and Europe are key consumer markets, with North America accounting for over 40% of global consumption. The region's market is bolstered by medical wigs and fashion trends, partially propelled by social media. European consumption is steadier, driven by film, television, and medical needs. Vietnam, emerging as a pivotal production and export hub, has seen a boost in its wig production, particularly in Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong, and Dong Nai. This growth owes to a well-established industry chain, encompassing stages from raw material selection to high-end customization. Vietnam's export market spans North America, Europe, and the Middle East, with the U.S. being the largest importer, commanding about 30% of Vietnam's wig exports. As of 2024, Vietnamese exports reached US$1.84 million. With a reconstruction of global supply chains and a shift towards sustainability, Vietnamese companies are strategically placed to enhance their international presence through technological advancements and increased production capacity. Global players in the wig industry are encouraged to explore the Vietnamese market as a viable expansion opportunity. For foreign investors, the Vietnamese market offers various advantages. The Shanghai, China and Hanoi, Vietnam offices stand ready to assist international enterprises in navigating the Vietnamese wig production and trade landscape. Topics covered in the report: Overview of the Wig Products Industry in Vietnam Economic and Policy Environment of Vietnam's Wig Industry Market Size of Vietnam's Wig Industry (2025-2034) Analysis of Leading Wig Manufacturers in Vietnam Driving Forces and Opportunities in Vietnam's Wig Industry Challenges and Market Potential (2025-2034) Competitive Landscape of Vietnam's Wig Industry Revenue Projections for Vietnam's Wig Industry Future Market Dominance in Vietnam's Wig Sector Challenges in Vietnam's Wig Industry Foreign Capital Entry Strategies in Vietnam Key Attributes Report Attribute Details No. of Pages 80 Forecast Period 2025-2034 Estimated Market Value (USD) in 2025 $2.15 Million Forecasted Market Value (USD) by 2034 $8.5 Million Compound Annual Growth Rate 16.5% Regions Covered Vietnam Report Chapters 1 Overview of Vietnam1.1 Geography of Vietnam1.2 Demographics of Vietnam1.3 Economic Condition of Vietnam1.4 Minimum wages Standard in Vietnam 2 Overview of Wig Products Industry2.1 Definition and Classification2.2 Industry Chain in Vietnam2.3 Policy Environment2.4 Recommendations for Foreign Companies 3 Supply and Demand of Wig Products Industry in Vietnam3.1 Supply Analysis3.2 Demand Analysis 4 Import and Export of Wig Products Industry in Vietnam4.1 Import Situation4.2 Export Situation 5 Market Competition of Wig Products Industry in Vietnam5.1 Entry Barriers5.2 Competition Structure 6 Analysis of Main Companies of Vietnam's Wig Products6.1 Vin Hair6.2 Gla Hair6.3 Sunny Hair6.4 Company 46.5 Company 5 7 Outlook of Wig Products Industry in Vietnam 2025-20347.1 Analysis of Development Factors7.2 Supply Forecast7.3 Market Demand Forecast7.4 Import and Export Forecast For more information about this report visit About is the world's leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends. Attachment Vietnamese Wig Products Industry CONTACT: CONTACT: Laura Wood,Senior Press Manager press@ For E.S.T Office Hours Call 1-917-300-0470 For U.S./ CAN Toll Free Call 1-800-526-8630 For GMT Office Hours Call +353-1-416-8900Sign in to access your portfolio
