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Tag: e-commerce

The E-Commerce category covers trends, innovations, and market shifts in online retail and digital trade. It explores consumer behavior, logistics, payment systems, government regulations, and platform competition, providing insights into cross-border e-commerce, fintech integration, and emerging business models. This section is valuable for businesses, investors, and policymakers tracking the digital commerce landscape.

 

Vietnam Online Shopping: Industry Overview 2025

Online shopping in Vietnam has grown rapidly in recent years, driven by increased internet access, smartphone usage, and a tech-savvy population. Both domestic and international eCommerce platforms play key roles in this expanding market…

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Vietnam’s AI in e-commerce market forecasted to reach US$ 1.74 billion by 2032

The report notes that the rapid adoption of AI technologies is reshaping the industry as businesses seek to enhance customer experiences, optimise operations, and gain a competitive edge. Vietnam’s young, tech-savvy population and the expanding digital economy have fuelled demand for innovative solutions, including personalised recommendations, chatbot-driven customer service, inventory management, and predictive analytics.

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Vietnam e-commerce traders struggle to profit on Amazon: state media

A recurring theme in the local media has been the challenges local firms face accessing markets overseas. More free trade agreements should, and does, mean greater market access in other parts of the world, however, in most developed markets quality requirements are much higher than they are in Vietnam. Whereas this does incentivise local producers to improve the quality of their products, improving the quality of their products comes at a financial cost…

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Vietnam ministry looks to end VAT, import tax exemption on e-commerce imports

Low-value Chinese-made goods are all over Vietnam’s major e-commerce sites and can be exported from China and arrive in Vietnam very quickly and easily given the two countries are so close. This proximity also means that shipping is relatively cheap too, and in this respect it does seem that the only real difference is that goods from China, with this VAT exemption in mind, are cheaper…

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