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This is the highest quarterly revenue Vinamilk has ever recorded. The growth momentum comes from the recovery of the domestic business segment and the stability of the international business segment. Domestic business recovery, stable international business growth The domestic business segment recorded net revenue of 13.614 trillion VND, an increase of 82 billion VND compared to the same period. This result comes from the efficiency in distribution, marketing, and digital transformation. Besides, the growth momentum also comes from the increasing consumer confidence in reputable dairy products. Meanwhile, net foreign revenue reached 3.111 trillion VND, unchanged from the same period. In the first six months of 2025, Vinamilk's total consolidated revenue reached 29.710 trillion VND, completing 46.1% of the annual plan; with domestic and foreign net revenue reaching 23.624 trillion VND and 6.035 trillion VND, respectively. Mai Kiều Liên, General Director of Vinamilk, said: "Although ...

[Agricultural, Fisheries and Livestock Newspaper=Reporter Kim Jeong-hee] The Taean County Agricultural Technology Center held a 'Life Improvement Technology Transfer Luncheon' for rural women from the 14th to the 28th, which received a great response. According to the technology center, this life improvement technology transfer luncheon was held to encourage rural women to practice a rational lifestyle in accordance with changing social conditions and to cultivate them as the main drivers of regional development. This year's luncheon was conducted with 430 life improvement members from various townships, and included theoretical and practical education on making aprons, making soap, making cross bags, and making detergents. Bae Jeong-sook, the president of the Life Improvement Association, said, "This

Core Insight: Pacific island nations achieve a historic breakthrough in regional fisheries management. According to a report by Undercurrent News on July 25, the framework for the allocation of South Pacific Albacore (SPA) fishing rights has been agreed upon within the exclusive economic zones of the members of the Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) in the South Equatorial Pacific island nations. This move ends nearly two decades of difficult negotiations, laying the foundation for establishing a legally binding allocation system, and demonstrating the solidarity and commitment of regional countries to sustainable fisheries management.