Nhật Minh

At present, the coastal area of Hai Phong City is identified as one of the 10 regions most severely affected by climate change in the Asia-Pacific. Activities such as construction, mineral extraction, aquaculture, and the development of coastal industrial zones have led to the deterioration of the quality of coastal and island ecosystems, including mangrove forests, coral reefs, and seagrass beds.

At present, post-harvest losses for mangoes and dragon fruit are estimated at between 20% and 30%, resulting in substantial losses for farmers and undermining the competitiveness of Vietnamese produce in international markets. At the same time, export markets are imposing stricter limits on harmful residues, while quality assessment still relies heavily on practical experience combined with physicochemical and microbiological analyses.

Warehouses are no longer backstage operations In many companies, warehouses used to be treated as support functions: receiving goods, storing goods and dispatching goods. When business was running smoothly, few people paid attention to the warehouse. But when order volumes rise, SKUs expand, e-commerce grows, customers demand faster delivery and labour and property costs increase, warehouses quickly become decisive to competitiveness.