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Asia - Europe intermodal rail: A chance for vietnam to move beyond a “sea-only” mindset

Asia - Europe intermodal rail: A chance for vietnam to move beyond a “sea-only” mindset

For decades, Vietnam’s import-export logistics has been organised largely around maritime transport. But geopolitical disruptions, port congestion, faster delivery requirements and supply chain diversification are making Asia–Europe intermodal rail a strategic option. The issue is not merely opening more train services, but redesigning Vietnam’s multimodal logistics mindset.

AI In Supply Chains: From Automation To Better Decisions

AI In Supply Chains: From Automation To Better Decisions

In logistics and supply chain management, AI should not be seen as a tool that “replaces people”, but as a new capability that helps businesses make faster, more accurate and more data-driven decisions. For Vietnam, the question is no longer whether to use AI, but where AI should be applied in the supply chain to create real value.

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Dung Quat and the E10 Supply Chain: The Logistics Link Behind Green Fuel

Dung Quat and the E10 Supply Chain: The Logistics Link Behind Green Fuel

As E10 biofuel enters a phase of broad distribution, the pressure no longer rests only on retail stations or consumer acceptance. Behind every litre of fuel is an operating chain that connects agricultural feedstock, ethanol production, storage, blending, quality control, transport and distribution.

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Tan Cang Lach Huyen: A Green Strategic Link in Northern Vietnam’s Gateway Logistics Ecosystem

Tan Cang Lach Huyen: A Green Strategic Link in Northern Vietnam’s Gateway Logistics Ecosystem

The inauguration of Tan Cang Lach Huyen Logistics Center in Cat Hai, Hai Phong, on May 27 marks more than the launch of a new logistics facility behind the Lach Huyen deep-water port complex. It opens a new layer of connectivity for cargo flows across the Northern Key Economic Region.

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From digital learning to AI and delay insurance: how should Vietnamese forwarders upgrade their capabilities?

From digital learning to AI and delay insurance: how should Vietnamese forwarders upgrade their capabilities?

One of the clearest signals from the 2026 FIATA HQ Meeting is that competition in freight forwarding is moving beyond the basic question of whether to digitise. The real question now is how deeply firms digitise, with what capabilities, and under which standards of trust, implementation and governance. This was visible across the session on “Building Effective Digital Learning”, the eFBL User Clinic and the panel “Unlocking Value with Emerging Technologies in Freight Forwarding”. In other words,

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Multimodal corridors, eFBL and TIR: an opportunity for Vietnam to move faster into next-generation logistics

Multimodal corridors, eFBL and TIR: an opportunity for Vietnam to move faster into next-generation logistics

If there is one theme from the 2026 FIATA HQ Meeting with immediate relevance for Vietnam’s logistics policy and business models, it is the debate on multimodal corridors and the legal, procedural and data tools that make them work.

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Lights-Out Factories: Vietnam Can No Longer Delay Its Automation Decision

Lights-Out Factories: Vietnam Can No Longer Delay Its Automation Decision

Automation is no longer a story reserved for billion-dollar manufacturers. As industrial robots become cheaper and more capable, 24/7 “lights-out” production is moving from a technological symbol to a new benchmark of competitiveness. For Vietnam, the core question is no longer whether robots are coming, but where the country intends to stand in the new supply-chain order: merely as a production site, or as a place that can integrate, optimize and create higher value from automation.

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More than a trade show visit: a WEPACK 2026 program designed for Vietnamese businesses to see better, meet better, and decide better

More than a trade show visit: a WEPACK 2026 program designed for Vietnamese businesses to see better, meet better, and decide better

In a packaging market shaped by fast-moving technology, new materials, and rising global competition, attending an international exhibition is no longer about walking the halls and collecting brochures. Businesses now need structured market access programs that turn every day abroad into measurable value: identifying the right trends, meeting the right partners, and evaluating the right opportunities for the next stage of growth.

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From Agentic Commerce to Risk Governance: AI’s Next Turning Point Will Belong to Trust

From Agentic Commerce to Risk Governance: AI’s Next Turning Point Will Belong to Trust

After an initial phase in which AI was understood mainly as a tool for content generation, question answering, and office support, the technology is now moving into a new stage: it is beginning not only to recommend, but to act on behalf of humans across a widening range of tasks.

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When AI Enters the Factory, the Hospital, and the Warehouse: Value Appears Only When the System Is Mature Enough

When AI Enters the Factory, the Hospital, and the Warehouse: Value Appears Only When the System Is Mature Enough

If AI is testing organizational capability at the strategic level, it is testing the maturity of each deployment environment at the operational level. Not every sector absorbs AI at the same pace.

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Green Logistics Corridors: How Will Vietnam Cut Transport Emissions by 2050?

Green Logistics Corridors: How Will Vietnam Cut Transport Emissions by 2050?

In Vietnam’s green-growth agenda and its pledge to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, transport and logistics have come under intense scrutiny. In 2023, the transport sector emitted about 39.3 million tonnes of CO₂, accounting for roughly 11 percent of national emissions, with road and maritime transport responsible for the bulk.

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Logistics Talent in the Digital Age: How Can Vietnam Escape the “Shortage of Skilled People”?

Logistics Talent in the Digital Age: How Can Vietnam Escape the “Shortage of Skilled People”?

Over the past decade, Vietnam’s logistics sector has grown at an estimated 14–16 percent per year, reaching a market size of US$40–42 billion and ranking among the world’s top 10 emerging logistics markets.

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Nelipak Opens Asia-Pacific Technical Development Center In Singapore

Nelipak Opens Asia-Pacific Technical Development Center In Singapore

Nelipak’s opening of a new Asia-Pacific Technical Development Center in Singapore is more than a regional expansion move. It reflects a wider realignment in the global medical device value chain, bringing sterile packaging development closer to Asia’s major innovation, manufacturing, and commercialization hubs.

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Geopolitical instability and interconnected risks raise fears of Black Swan scenarios

Geopolitical instability and interconnected risks raise fears of Black Swan scenarios

Around 50% of companies see supply chain paralysis and a global internet outage as the two most plausible Black Swan scenarios in the next five years. Geopolitical noise around the globe masks risks from high-impact climate, health, and future technology risks. Different risk perceptions between multinational enterprises and small and medium-sized businesses.

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Vietnam – China – Europe Rail Corridors: Can High-Value Exports Ride the New Wave?

Vietnam – China – Europe Rail Corridors: Can High-Value Exports Ride the New Wave?

As manufacturers diversify away from China and global shippers look for alternatives to congested sea lanes and expensive air freight, Vietnam’s rail links with China and onward to Europe are drawing renewed attention. From the Lao Cai–Hekou–Kunming and Dong Dang–Pingxiang–Nanning routes to intermodal trains transiting China to Russia and Europe, rail is emerging as a “third way” between low-cost but slow ocean freight and fast but costly air cargo.

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Risk Management and Cargo Insurance: A “Soft Shield” for Vietnam’s Supply Chains in an Age of Climate Volatility

Risk Management and Cargo Insurance: A “Soft Shield” for Vietnam’s Supply Chains in an Age of Climate Volatility

Vietnam’s supply chains are increasingly exposed to a convergence of shocks: extreme weather, infrastructure bottlenecks and abrupt regulatory changes. After Typhoon Yagi, 82.4 percent of logistics businesses reported moderate to severe disruptions, with ripple effects hitting northern ports, roads and warehouses for weeks.

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EU CBAM: A New Test for Vietnam’s Export Supply Chains and Green Logistics Strategy

EU CBAM: A New Test for Vietnam’s Export Supply Chains and Green Logistics Strategy

The global push to green international trade is no longer just rhetoric. On 1 January 2026, the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) started imposing carbon charges on high-emission imports such as steel, cement, aluminium, fertilizers, electricity and hydrogen, following a transitional reporting phase from 2023–2025.

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Data and Digital Standards: Building the New “Nervous System” of Vietnam’s Logistics

Data and Digital Standards: Building the New “Nervous System” of Vietnam’s Logistics

While physical infrastructure - ports, warehouses, highways - remains the backbone of logistics, a new layer of “soft infrastructure” is rapidly emerging: data, digital standards and interoperable platforms. From the National and ASEAN Single Windows to logistics portals, transport marketplaces and warehouse and transport management systems, ever more data streams are flowing through Vietnam’s supply chains.

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From “The Giant” to a Paper–Packaging Ecosystem: Miza’s 15-Year Pathfinding in the Era of Global Integration

From “The Giant” to a Paper–Packaging Ecosystem: Miza’s 15-Year Pathfinding in the Era of Global Integration

In a period of deeper integration and global supply-chain reconfiguration, Miza Corporation’s 15-year story offers a telling slice of Vietnamese manufacturing: rising through difficult early days, building internal strength through discipline and continuous improvement, and stepping into the future with a green mindset.

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Vietnam’s Logistics Workforce: From Manual Labour to Digital Supply Chain Architects

Vietnam’s Logistics Workforce: From Manual Labour to Digital Supply Chain Architects

For many years, logistics in Vietnam has been associated with images of trucks, warehouses and loading bays – jobs heavily focused on physical tasks and day-to-day execution. As global supply chains shift and digital technology, automation, big data and ESG requirements reshape the playing field, the logistics talent profile is also changing.

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Urban Logistics and the Last-Mile Puzzle in Vietnam’s Major Cities

Urban Logistics and the Last-Mile Puzzle in Vietnam’s Major Cities

From Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to Da Nang and Hai Phong, Vietnam’s urban life is being turbocharged by millions of online orders every day. Goods move faster than ever, but so do congestion, honking trucks and vans squeezing into narrow streets, and rising delivery costs.

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Building Resilient Supply Chains: How Can Vietnam Prepare for the Next Shock?

Building Resilient Supply Chains: How Can Vietnam Prepare for the Next Shock?

In less than a decade, global supply chains have been rocked by successive shocks: pandemics, geopolitical tensions, disruptions in key shipping lanes, extreme weather events, exchange-rate volatility and fuel price spikes. Each shock has left clear marks on Vietnamese businesses: abrupt order changes, soaring freight rates, container shortages, input disruptions and overloaded warehouses.

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