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The logistics "bloodstream" must always "circulate" in the economy

According to calculations by the Ministry of Transport and some reports from functional agencies, logistics costs in Vietnam currently account for about 18- 20% of GDP, indicating that logistics is an important service industry in the national economy. However, this crucial role is often overlooked by society until the occurrence of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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A spring of hope and belief

A spring of hope and belief

The cool of the year- end season has been over: a sign of a coming New Year. The whole country seems to be brightened with colors from flowers, from the atmosphere of the coming spring.

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Japan's post- covid-19 approch to supply chains

Japan's post- covid-19 approch to supply chains

Global supply chains are being reorganized as Western countries attempt to decouple from the Chinese economy and firms are increasingly aware of the risks of supply chain disruption after COVID-19-related lockdowns. Many countries have implemented policies to support the restructuring of global supply chains and Japan is no exception.

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VLA: solidarity, recovery and development after the COVID-19 epidemic

VLA: solidarity, recovery and development after the COVID-19 epidemic

(VLR) 2021- the second consecutive year that the Vietnamese economy in general and the logistics service industry in particular have been heavily affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Last year, as a representative agency for the logistics business community, the Vietnam Logistics Business Association (VLA) has constantly made efforts, accompanied and stood side by side with enterprises, promptly launched recommendations and solutions to help the logistics business community overcome difficulties caused by the epidemic, together aiming for the target of “Solidarity, recovery and development after the COVID-19 pandemic”.

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The service “online shopping” is on the throne in the COVID-19 season

The service “online shopping” is on the throne in the COVID-19 season

(VLR) After applying the city-wide distancing order according to Directive 16 of the Prime Minister (starting from 0:00 on July 9, many people in Ho Chi Minh City). Ho Chi Minh City has chosen to shop online instead of shopping in the traditional way to minimize travel and ensure safety in epidemic prevention. This has helped online shopping services, online shopping services become busier than ever. The shipper has also become one of the busiest forces this season…

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Open during the COVID-19 pandemic: What should distribution centers focus on?

Open during the COVID-19 pandemic: What should distribution centers focus on?

(VLR) The chaos and disruption from the COVID-19 outbreak is slowly moving toward recovery for businesses. Like most enterprises, fulfillment and distribution centers will not be able to simply “flip a switch” and return to normal operations. The complexity is even greater for networks that span multiple states or countries. Reopening will require a rigorous methodology backed by the smart use of data and analytics—and creative thinking about how to leverage existing technology in the workplace.

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Trucking companies need to prepare in the COVID-19 pandemic

Trucking companies need to prepare in the COVID-19 pandemic

(VLR) The ability to see these potential events before they happen, develop strategies to reduce risk, and provide the ability to flex up or down will be key to success in the market.

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Robotic in supply chain amid the COVID - 19 pandemic

Robotic in supply chain amid the COVID - 19 pandemic

(VLR) In December 2019, the first case of Coronavirus was discovered. The outbreak has affected many industries, especially the logistics industry. However, the challenges and opportunities coexist; smart manufacturing and unmanned distribution have shown strong growth potential.

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