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Production of bean sprouts using the toxin 6-Benzylaminopurine (6-BAP) has led to criminal proceedings in Lao Cai, authorities said, after police uncovered a facility supplying toxic sprouts to wholesale markets. On April 4, Lao Cai Provincial Police announced the indictment of Chu Thi Hoa (born 1990, from Phu Tho) for…
Vietnam’s GDP in Q1 2026 rose 7.83% year-on-year. Growth was supported by all three major sectors, with agriculture, forestry and fisheries expanding 3.58%, industry and construction up 8.92%, and services increasing 8.18%.
In the overall economy, agriculture, forestry and fisheries contributed 5.60 percentage points to total value-added growth. The industrial and construction sector contributed 44.08%, while services accounted for 50.32%.
Agriculture, forestry and fisheries maintained stable growth in Q1 2026, supported by strong performance in perennial crops, continued recovery in hog production, and higher aquaculture output aided by scientific and technological applications.
In industry and construction, industrial production continued to grow positively, while construction activity picked up as public investment disbursement increased.
Services growth in Q1 2026 was supported by domestic demand during Tet and by international visitors to Vietnam. Several market-services segments contributed to total economy growth as follows:
In the economy’s structure for Q1 2026, agriculture, forestry and fisheries accounted for 10.89%; industry and construction 37.15%; services 43.45%; and product taxes minus subsidies 8.51%.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh said that in the early months of 2026, the global environment became more complex and unpredictable. He cited tariff policies and country responses, the Ukraine conflict showing no early signs of resolution, regional conflicts in the Middle East disrupting supply, and higher oil, gas and transport costs. He also noted significant fluctuations in global commodity, financial, monetary and precious metals markets, alongside increased risk and uncertainty.
Domestically, the Prime Minister pointed to the successful outcomes of the 14th National Congress of the Party, the 16th National Assembly elections and local People’s Councils for the 2026–2031 term, and the first Central Conference, describing them as reflecting confidence, will and a development vision for a new era.
“With the active involvement of the entire political system, people, and the business community, the macroeconomic-societal situation in Q1 2026 generally continued to develop positively and comprehensively, with many sectors breaking out and many localities shining,” the Prime Minister stressed.
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