越南木制家具出口位居世界第二

Core Insights - Vietnam ranks second globally in wooden furniture exports, trailing only China, with products shipped to 166 countries and regions [1] - The wooden industry in Vietnam has seen rapid growth, with export values expected to reach $20 billion by 2025, up from less than $200 million in 1999 [1] - Ho Chi Minh City plays a crucial role in the supply chain, accounting for nearly 50% of the national wooden product export value [1] Group 1 - The chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City Wood Processing and Handicrafts Association (HAWA) suggests that the city should develop policies to establish itself as a global hub for wooden furniture production and exports [1] - The chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee emphasizes the need for enterprises to engage in the global supply chain and produce products with a "Made by Vietnam" identity [1] - The chairman of AA Corporation highlights the necessity for Ho Chi Minh City to create its own furniture brands, as current products are often associated with low prices, making them less competitive compared to China [1] Group 2 - The vice chairman of the Vietnam Timber and Forest Products Association points out that the wooden industry, particularly in Ho Chi Minh City, faces challenges related to green transformation, digital transformation, and deeper integration into the global supply chain [2] - Recommendations include establishing a support center for green and digital transformation in the timber industry, providing expert and technical consulting services [2] - Initiatives proposed include implementing low-emission wood factory plans, pilot measuring and reducing carbon dioxide emissions, and striving for low-carbon factory certification [2]