The Business Times: Delta farmers start sugarcane harvest but prices remain low

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• Delta farmers start sugarcane harvest but prices remain low
• US rejects anti-subsidy tax on Vietnamese shrimp
• Vietnam-Japan trade ties see strong growth
• Vietnamese securities investors feel worried on delisting wave

Delta farmers start sugarcane harvest but prices remain low Posted: 21 Sep 2013 11:44 PM PDT HCM CITY (VNS)— Farmers have begun harvesting sugarcane in Hau Giang Province, the country’s largest producer, but do not expect to earn high profits since prices are low. Sugar mills in Hau Giang offer a price of VND850 per kilogramme to sugarcane that has at least 10CCS (commercial content sugar), around VND70 less than last [...] The post Delta farmers start sugarcane harvest but prices remain low appeared first on Vietnam Business News.

US rejects anti-subsidy tax on Vietnamese shrimp Posted: 21 Sep 2013 11:30 PM PDT The US International Trade Commission (ITC) has announced Vietnamese shrimp products exported to the country will not face any anti-subsidy taxes. In a decision announced on September 21, the ITC said shrimp products from Vietnam and four other countries cause no property losses or threats to domestic American production, concluding the anti-subsidy lawsuit initiated by [...] The post US rejects anti-subsidy tax on Vietnamese shrimp appeared first on Vietnam Business News.

Vietnam-Japan trade ties see strong growth Posted: 21 Sep 2013 11:27 PM PDT Japan is helping Vietnam build an industrialization development strategy, Japanese Envoy to Vietnam Hideo Suzuki has said. Japan is Vietnam's leading ODA donor, providing up to 40 percent of its total ODA funding. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe even chose Vietnam as the first destination in the overseas trip he embarked on immediately after taking [...] The post Vietnam-Japan trade ties see strong growth appeared first on Vietnam Business News.

Vietnamese securities investors feel worried on delisting wave Posted: 21 Sep 2013 11:20 PM PDT A lot of businesses have been forced to delist because they did not expose information. Big shareholders keep complaining about the listed companies' lack of transparency, while small shareholders say they have to seek information from unofficial sources. The wave of delisting The Hanoi Stock Exchange has informed that three companies will be forced to [...] The post Vietnamese securities investors feel worried on delisting wave appeared first on Vietnam Business News.

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