Vietnam Launches New Program to Boost Domestic Goods Until 2030
Vietnam's government has approved a "Vietnamese Goods for Vietnamese People" program from 2026-2030, aiming to enhance the competitiveness of domestic products and meet market demand. Key goals include an average annual retail sales growth of 14-15% and maintaining over 80% domestic product share in supermarkets.
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