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Vietnam Expands Exports Through Cross-Border E-commerce, Seeks Diverse Sales Channels

Vietnamese businesses are expanding export markets by combining traditional distribution channels with cross-border e-commerce, reducing reliance on single markets or platforms. However, enhancing management capacity, optimizing logistics costs, and strengthening supply chain linkages remain challenges.

Original source: Nhan DanMore country news

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