FLAT Legal Journal
Illustration: a worker welding metal, illustrating the steel and manufacturing industry — source: Pexels (free to use). A real-world scenario: A steel company in Hai Phong exports 200…
Read article ↗Illustration: a pair of sports shoes, illustrating the footwear export industry — source: Pexels (free to use). A real-world scenario: A footwear maker in Hai Duong exports sports…
Read article ↗Illustration: colorful yarn rolls, illustrating textile materials and origin cumulation — source: Pexels (free to use). A real-world scenario: A garment maker in Hung Yen exports jackets to…
Read article ↗Illustration: a garment worker at a sewing machine, illustrating the textile export industry — source: Pexels (free to use). A real-world scenario: A garment maker in Nam Dinh…
Read article ↗Short answer: Vietnamese-made solar products entering the United States now face stacked layers of trade remedy duties. Following the US Department of Commerce (DOC) final determinations of April…
Read article ↗Short answer: Investors from Canada, Australia and Mexico — three founding CPTPP members — enjoy the full protection of Chapter 9 (Investment) when investing in Vietnam: treatment no…
Read article ↗Short answer: To claim CPTPP tariff preferences exporting textiles to Canada, Vietnamese companies must meet the “yarn-forward” rule: the yarn used to weave the fabric must be formed…
Read article ↗Short answer: Wood exports to the EU and to the US sit under two fundamentally different legal frameworks. The EUDR (Regulation (EU) 2023/1115) demands proof that products are…
Read article ↗Short answer: The tolerance (de minimis) in Article 5 of EVFTA Protocol 1 lets producers use non-originating materials — otherwise banned by the product-specific rule — provided their…
Read article ↗Illustration: Hai Phong International Container Terminal — Author: Nathan.cima, source Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0). An importer of industrial valves from Italy found a 0% rate on a…
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