Stronger Farmer-Business Links Crucial for Boosting Vietnam's Export Value
Achieving double-digit export growth requires Vietnamese firms to foster substantive connections with international buyers and enhance participation in global value chains. Improving product quality, ensuring stable supply, strengthening branding, and meeting market standards are crucial for customer retention and increased export value.
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