advertising

The Advertising category explores the marketing and media sector, covering key trends, regulatory changes, and strategic developments. It examines advertising formats across digital, television, print, and out-of-home channels, with insights into consumer behaviour, campaign strategies, and media spending. This section also addresses legal frameworks, cross-border advertising rules, foreign agency participation, and adtech innovations, helping brands, marketers, and investors understand and navigate evolving advertising landscapes in Southeast Asia.

 

Vietnam’s Advertising Industry 2026: Censorship, Trends, and Key Players

The future of Vietnam’s advertising industry is set to be shaped by several key trends and developments. Digital transformation will continue to play a crucial role, with online advertising expected to lead the market due to the rising penetration of smartphones and increased internet usage. This shift is driven by the growing influence of social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, which are becoming primary channels for brands to connect with consumers.

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Advertising: Nestlé fined in Vietnam over misleading Milo milk advertisement

Nestlé Vietnam has been fined VND 80 million (US$3,077) and ordered to immediately remove promotional materials for its Milo barley milk after Dong Nai police ruled the company’s claims were misleading, Tuoi Tre has reported. The advertisement used unsubstantiated phrases like “best” and “only,” which authorities said could confuse or deceive consumers, violating the Law on Protection of Consumer Rights.

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Calls for crackdown on bogus health claims in advertising in Vietnam grow louder

Vietnam’s Ministry of Health, in a report to the National Assembly has said the regulations on its end for regulating supplements and non-traditional medicines (often referred to as ‘functional foods’ in Vietnam) are sufficient in Vietnam and has instead called for greater penalties for advertising unproven health claims and counterfeit goods…

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Two foreign firms warned against ads on restricted content in Vietnam

The MIC maintains a blacklist and a whitelist of places where advertisements can and cannot be shown which is supposed to make it easier for advertisers to avoid breaking the rules. In reality, however, both lists are very short and severely limiting, making it difficult on a practical level for advertising firms to comply…

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More fines in Vietnam over ads on videos featuring the nine-dash line

Vietnam’s Ministry of Information and Communication–the MIC–has fined an advertising firm just over US$2,000 for showing advertisements on videos on YouTube that contained the nine-dash line, VN Express has reported. This was the fourth fine since the start of last year for WPP Communications Company Limited–also known as GroupM.  According

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