Viettel Post is helping Hai Duong farmers sell produce on e-commerce sites and will expand that aid to other localities in the country.

Vietnam is improving its legal framework to promote the development of e-commerce with a focus on preventing trade fraud.

Some reports show that Shopee has left its rivals far behind, and that Tiki is competing equally with Lazada, while Sendo is in the fourth position.

Vietnamese farmers often call on consumers to ‘rescue’ farm produce when there is an oversupply and sales are slow. But the use of e-commerce platforms has changed that.

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, after 20 years of trading goods in traditional way, shopkeepers and petty merchants have begun to sell products online.

The Vietnamese e-commerce market is forecast to continue to boom in 2021, with revenue surpassing last year's figure.

The B2C E-commerce Index 2020 of Vietnam has climbed one rank over the last year, remaining among the top 10 developing and transition economies in the region.

Modern and online shopping channels recorded strong growth last year and will continue to thrive this year, according to experts.

The project aims at improving the quality and value of agro-exports to meet the regulations of importers.

With traditional markets in HCM City struggling amid the COVID-19 pandemic, more and more of their shop owners are looking to sell their goods on online channels such as delivery apps and social media.

Vietnam ranked 55th in digital transformation with 41 points in Huawei's Global Connectivity Index (GCI 2020).

Delivery firms and drivers are ‘burning candles at both ends’ as the number of orders during the pre-Tet sales season has soared.

Displaying local specialties on e-commerce platforms has proven to be the quickest way to increase the value of Vietnam’s farm produce and introduce it to international customers.

More and more Vietnamese individuals with businesses online have declared tax and paid personal income tax.

Vietnam’s e-commerce revenue reached $11.8 billion in 2020, up 18 per cent against last year and accounting for 5.5 per cent of total retail sales.

While 2020 is believed to have changed the real estate industry, trends in the sector this year are forecast to sustain or be aligned with demand in the market.

The age of unfettered freedom for online business and vendors is coming to a close as Vietnamese authorities are building policies to better trace these activities and collect the state’s due.

As the number of online orders is up to several million on special days, sellers are rushing to build storehouses.

Live streaming e-commerce has become a hot keyword in Vietnam. Experts have begun talking about the formation of a ‘livestreaming industry’.

More and more Vietnamese farmers are choosing to sell farm produce through livestreams and e-commerce platforms.