promulgating the list of plant protection drugs permitted to be used and banned from use in Vietnam
 

Approving the plan of reforming specialized inspection activities for import and export goods and simplifying and reducing business conditions under the responsibility of the Ministry of Public Security.

Pilot implementation of customs procedures for exported and imported goods to replace Decision 1966 / QD-TCHQ

Customs Law 2014

 Logistics may be temporarily translated in a meaningless way, "logistics", but perhaps so far Vietnamese has no equivalent term. We can accept from logistics as a Vietnameseized word, similar to many other accepted facts like containers, marketing ...     

Notice etc. Ministry of Finance issued Decision 1459 / QD-TCHQ dated August 21, 2018 announcing new administrative procedures
 

Decree No. 107/2018 / ND-CP dated August 15, 2018 of the Government on rice export business

Barcode (Commodity Code) is a symbol with a series of digits to prove the goods of origin of production, circulation of manufacturers in a country, circulation of producers on one country to domestic markets or to another country. Therefore, just relying on the first 3 digits on the product barcode can know the origin of the product in the fastest way.

What is ICD Inland Clearance Point?
What is an ICD? Concepts, Functions and Benefits of ICD
The ICD is a dry port / dry port / inland port, or referred to as a Depot. Or also called in English name Inland Container Depot. Inland clearance point is a place for customs clearance of goods inland; helping seaports to release goods quickly, increasing the viaput through packaging, warehousing and customs clearance services. The shallow port, the type of infrastructure for logistics operations, has been around for decades, but was only used in the early 1970s with the development of the container port system and then increasingly popular all over the world. The main services of dry ports include domestic cargo clearance points, cargo container yards, empty containers and refrigerated cargo containers, container loading and unloading services, project cargo transport, super-sized and super-weight cargoes, customs procedures, bonded warehouses.

1) Major Logistics Services, Including:
a) Loading and unloading services, including container loading and unloading activities;
b) Warehousing and storage services, including business of container depots and material and equipment handling warehouses;
c) Transport agency services, including agency activities for customs clearance and planning of cargo handling;
d) Other auxiliary services, including activities of receiving, storing and managing information relating to goods transportation and storage throughout the logistics chain; re-handling goods returned by customers, goods in stock, overdue goods, fads and redistribution of such goods; container leasing and leasing activities.

1PL (First Party Logistics or Self-Logistics)
As owners of goods themselves organize and implement Logistics activities to meet their own needs. These companies can own transport vehicles, factories, loading and unloading equipment and other resources including people to carry out logistics activities.