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1. The top paper packaging companies are Japan's Ojitex and Tohoku, Taiwan’s Yuen Foong Yu and Viet Long Packaging and Thailand’s Alcamax and New Asia Industry, while plastic packaging is dominated by South Korea’s Tan Tien Plastic Packaging JSC and J.

Các công ty bao bì giấy hàng đầu là Ojitex và Tohoku của Nhật Bản, Yuen Foong Yu và Bao bì Việt Long của Đài Loan và Alcamax và New Asia Industry của Thái Lan, trong khi bao bì nhựa bị chi phối bởi Công ty CP Bao bì Nhựa Tân Tiến và J.

2. A new report by the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Fulbright School of Management and Public Policy in Ho Chi Minh City shows that over the past 10 years there have been more than 1.

3. China's textile and dyeing Industry has a capacity of 80 billion meters of fabric per year while Vietnam's has 2.

4. The country could export 400,000 tonnes of rice each in April and May after retaining stocks of 700,000 tonnes, the Ministry of Industry and Trade said in a new report to Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc.

5. The plan to terminate the Taiwanese steel project in Quang Ngai came amid the steel Industry, both domestically and internationally, is experiencing excess supply.

6. Anna Pak Burdin, Discovery's Southeast Asia Managing Director, said: "The film celebrates the ingenuity and sophistication of the Vietnamese people through the story of the telecommunications Industry and how it found its place.

7. Its Ministry of International Trade and Industry concluded there was a substantial change in the dumping margin under its Countervailing and Anti-Dumping Duties Act.

8. Speaking to VnExpress, Le Viet Nga, deputy director of the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s domestic market department, said she has discussed the issue with Central Group.

9. The banking Industry has issued bonds worth VND940 billion ($40.

10. The banking Industry is not expected to issue as many bonds as last year, and will mainly focus on bonds with maturities of 7 to 10 years, while businesses in other sectors such as real estate, banking areas restricted from lending by the State Bank.