Vietnam’s rubber industry is growing strongly, with output and export value reaching record levels, but also, faces significant challenges.

In the first 4 months of 2025, the Vietnam's fruit and vegetable export industry is facing many challenges, especially in the Chinese market.

The Mekong Delta is currently facing severe impacts from climate change, directly threatening the livelihoods of its residents.

Vietnamese farmers and enterprises have pioneered innovative ways to repurpose agricultural waste for sustainability and profitability.

 With a rich history of tea cultivation, Vietnam benefits from a diverse climate and fertile soil, allowing for the production of various tea types, including green, black, oolong, and specialty teas.

Vietnam has transitioned from being a major fertilizer consumer to an emerging fertilizer exporter, particularly within the Asian fertilizer market.

The livestock sector is a major part of  Vietnam’s agricultural economy with a growing momentum in recent years.

In 2024, Vietnam's fruit and vegetable sector continued to flourish, bolstered by remarkable achievements in durian exports.

Vietnam's agriculture has great potential to aid Net Zero by 2050 but would need new technologies and global partnerships to reduce GHG emissions.

The government has stated that developing mechanization in agriculture and the processing of agricultural, forestry, and fishery products is a crucial task for the agricultural sector, while the development direction will focus on comprehensive mechanization, aligned with production chains that integrate processing and product consumption.