Slide exporting vietnamese agricultural products to australia and new zealand in the context of asean

Group 1: Australia New Zealand; Group 2: The ASEAN 6 ; Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand Group 3: Newer ASEAN Member States ; Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, and Viet Nam

INTERNATIONAL TRADE POLICY

EXPORTING VIETNAMESE

AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

Presented by:

ASEAN - AUSTRALIA - NEW ZEALAND FREE

TRADE AGREEMENTS

New Zealand ASEAN

Australia

Signed in 2009 Officially came into effect in

2010

TRADE OF GOODS

Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand

Lao PDR, Myanmar, and Viet Nam

TARIFF MEASURES

A more gradual phasing and longer gestation for the elimination of tariffs

Group 3

Since 2018: eliminate 86% tax lines

By 2020: eliminate 92% of tax lines

Since 2015: Australia eliminate about 97% of tax lines

Since 2015: New Zealand eliminate about 91% of tax lines

By 2020: Australia and New Zealand eliminate all tariff

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Overview of Vietnam’s agriculture

in the context of AANZFTA

Overview of Vietnam’s agriculture

in the context of AANZFTA

Vietnamese agricultural export

trade barriers

5.27

%

average HS tariff rate across

imports from Vietnam

5.5%

average MFN tariff rate on

import from Vietnam

• residue of veterinary drugs (44 times)

• food additives and ingredients (14 times)

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Source: Trademap, Unit: thousand USD

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Vietnamese agricultural export

trade barriers are eliminated.

AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND

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million AUD

preserved seafood

exports to Australia during AANZFTA

+

development in export to New Zealand

during AANZFTA

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Australia New Zealand

Fruit and vegetable juices

Tariffs bound at 0% at EIF, except for 2 lines on which 5% tariffs were eliminated

Tariffs bound at 0% at EIF, except for 2 lines on which 5% tariffs were eliminated

in 2010

Tariffs were eliminated at EIF on all but 3 lines Remaining two lines had a 5% tariff which was already eliminated in 2010

• Sets up a collaborative mechanism

• Simplify the transportation of goods

• Improve trade with a focus on biosecurity and food safety

• Establish a program called STRACAP

b Non-tariff incentives

2 Increase competitiveness

• Establishing itself as a leading export partner in agriculture(mainly in Australia)

• With coffee: in Australia, ranking after the 3 big countries

• With rice: ranking third in imports from Australian and New Zealand

• With fruit: second in market share

Many requirements for high product

quality standards and strict import

processesrmers.

The scale of agricultural production

in Vietnam is mainly small.

challenges

STRICT MARKET COMPETITORS

Represented mainly in the New Zealand market

• Invest in: skill training, transport infrastructure, awareness on standards and regulations, trade finance options, and research.

• Educate farmers' groups on exporting to Aus/NZ

• Strengthen cooperation with Aus/NZ under AANZFTA, reduce trade barriers, and comply with SPS regulations

• Specialize in strong agricultural products, negotiate market access

• Learn production techniques of Aus/NZ, comply with international standards

• Increase investment attraction, develop supporting industries

recommendations for

businesses

• Enhance product quality and comply with target market regulations

• Build global network and find appropriate distributors

• Emphasize sustainable and ethical business practices

• Explore e-commerce, branding, and promotion for Australian and New Zealand markets

• Improve competitiveness of products and comply with SPS and TBT standards for success in the Australian market

• Invest in technology and participate in capacity building programs

• Build brand, offer innovative high value-added products, and engage in trade promotion activities.

• Preserve natural resources

• Encourage farming cooperatives to participate in international markets

• Provide regular training on best practices for successful growth plans.

1 Vũ Thanh Đức 2112150054

2 Trương Lâm Anh 2112150024

3 Nguyễn Mai Hương 2113150034