Economy

The Vietnam Food Processing Technology Exhibition 2025 - Vietnam FoodTech 2025 officially opened. Among them, Tay Ninh stood out with 8 booths, introducing typical local products.

During the nine months, milk and dairy products brought home 89 million USD, down 4.9%, while meat, edible offal and by-products totalled 150.9 million USD, rising 27.4%.

The 1st Congress of the Tay Ninh Party Committee (2025–2030) marks a key political event reflecting public trust and local business aspirations.

Vice Chairman of the Tay Ninh Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Hong Thanh listened to a report on preparations for a series of events of the Southern Industry and Trade sector and the Autumn Fair in 2025.

For the first nine months of 2025, total retail sales and service revenue recorded a solid increase of 9.5% year-on-year to over 5.17 quadrillion VND.

In recent years, Tay Ninh province's agriculture has undergone a strong transformation. From small-scale, fragmented production, many farmers have boldly invested in models applying advanced science and technology.

Daring to think, to do, and driven by creativity, Nguyen Van Dan is honoured as one of 32 “Farmers’ Scientists of 2025” — a recognition program organized by the Vietnam Farmers’ Union.

During the period, more than 231,000 enterprises entered or re-entered the market, up 26% against the same period in 2024 and 1.32 times higher than the number of firms withdrawing.

The Programme for Developing High-Tech Agriculture in association with restructuring the agricultural sector on rice has brought about many practical results.

Vietnam’s manufacturing sector held steady in September with the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) unchanged at 50.4, signalling a further slight strengthening in the health of the industry.

Under national mineral planning for 2021–30, Vietnam targets annual output of 114–118 million tonnes of bauxite, 11.6–18.6 million tonnes of alumina, and 120,000–150,000 tonnes of primary aluminium annually.

The draft Law on Personal Income Tax proposes a 0.1% tax rate on bullion transfers. Transactions of raw gold and jewelry would remain exempt.