consumer goods
The Consumer Goods category covers the fast-growing retail and product sectors, including trends in food and beverages, personal care, household items, apparel, and electronics. It explores production, import-export dynamics, brand competition, and shifting consumer preferences, providing insights into supply chains, pricing strategies, and product innovation. This section helps businesses, investors, and market analysts understand the evolving consumer landscape and emerging opportunities across diverse goods categories.
Vietnam’s paper imports rose nearly 17 percent in March
Vietnam imported US$217.13 million worth of paper in March, a 16.95 percent increase from February, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Customs. The total import value for the first three months of the year reached US$557.21 million.
Household appliance prices rise modestly in March, led by washing machines and air conditioners
The consumer price index (CPI) for household equipment and appliances rose by 0.13% in March 2025 compared to the previous month, reflecting slight increases across both essential electronics and home goods, according to data from the General Statistics Office.
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