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1. in the Central Highlands, Lam Dong province, one of the country's largest tea-producing regions, the area has decreased by 43 percent since 2016 to 11,500 hectares last year as farmers switch to more profitable crops.

2. As coffee and milk tea shops spring up in big cities, outnumbering traditional tea shops, it is feared that traditional drinks are slowly losing ground as young people now prefer sweets.

3. Nguyen Viet Bac, owner of a tea shop in Hanoi, said many young people today lack understanding of traditional tea even though it is a vital part of their culture.

4. " Bac’s tea shop near Hoan Kiem Lake in downtown Hanoi is mostly visited by people over 30, and the number of customers it gets is a fraction of the crowd of youths at a coffee shop on the same street.

5. " Women harvest tea in central highlands Lam Dong Province.

6. “Young people are interested in traditional tea if given the opportunity to explore their culture.

7. " But for Dung, the software developer in Hanoi, while a tea course sounds interesting, he will not join.

8. interestingly, banks with foreign capital dropped in the list of taxpayers, HSBC Vietnam dropped 7 places, ANZ increased 4 places and Shinhan dropped 3 places.

9. China was the biggest importer of Vietnamese fruits and vegetables in the seven-month period, accounting for 70 percent, but this was down from 74.

10. According to the Fruit and Vegetables Association (VinaFruit), Vietnam’s fruit and vegetable exports will continue facing difficulties in the last months of 2019 as a result of uncertainty caused by the escalating U.