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Market Overview
Country of origin
Destination
Norway 
Vietnam
Est. Order Value
250.000 USD
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250.000 USD
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Product requirements document
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For vietnam
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Domestic Requirements
Domestic Requirements - This group of regulatory measures includes regulations applied by the exporting country putting in place minimum quality standards, prohibiting or limiting the export of certain products to protect domestic supply, as well as controlling the prices and distribution channels for certain products.
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Product Requirements
Product Requirements - This group of product-specific regulatory measures includes regulations related to permitted substances in the production process and technical specifications of the product to protect consumer health and safety.
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Market Conditions
Market Conditions - This group of regulatory measures includes mainly market-specific regulations such as safeguard measures, importer registration, and authorization requirements, financial restrictions, licensing restrictions and quotas, and import bans for reasons beyond SPS and TBT reasons.
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Market Conditions
Pre-shipment & Inspections
Pre-shipment & Inspection - This group of regulatory measures includes labeling requirements, testing, conformity assessment, and certification procedures, as well as customs inspection procedures related regulations.
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Pre-shipment & Inspections
Domestic Requirements
Product Regulations
Market Requirements
Preshipment Certifications
Market Ranking
Market size
Market size - Forecasted market size based on historical data over the last 5 years.
Transportation
Transportation - Distance between original and destination country
The country with the highest score supports variable of transportation with the shortest distance.
The country with the highest score supports variable of transportation with the shortest distance.
Free Trade Agreement?
Free trade agreement? - The countries that have Free Trade Agreement earns the score of 10.
Average GDP growth
Average GDP growth - Forecasted GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth based on historical data over the last 5 years. The higher the score, the higher the GDP growth rate.
Border compliance cost
Border compliance cost - The cost for customs clearance and inspection procedures conducted by other government agencies. The higher the score, the higher the cost you have to pay.
Border compliance time
Border compliance time - The time for customs clearance and inspection procedures conducted by other government agencies. The higher the score, the higher the processing time.
Documentary compliance cost
Documentary compliance cost - The cost of the total burden of preparing the bundle of documents that will enable completion of the international trade. The higher the score, the higher the burden.
Document compliance processing time
Document compliance processing time - The time of the total burden of preparing the bundle of documents that will enable completion of the international trade. The higher the score, the higher the burden.
Corruption level
Corruption level - Corruption level in the destination country according to WorldBank. The higher the scores, the lower the corruption level.
Duties & taxes
Duties & taxes - How many % of taxes you have to pay when trading in the destination country.
Exchange rates & inflation
Exchange rates & inflation - Exchange rates & inflation in destination country according to IMF (International Monetary Fund). The lower the scores, the less the prices change year-over-year.
Purchasing power index
Purchasing power index - Purchasing power index refers to the amount of goods or services that a certain amount of money can buy at a given time. The higher the scores, the higher the buying power.
GDP per capita
Ease of doing business
Ease of doing business - A high ease of doing business ranking means the regulatory environment is more conducive to the starting and operation of a local firm. The higher the scores, the higher ease of doing business.
Thailand
98/100
$ 320 mil
>5000km
Yes
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100
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BackMarket Ranking compare
Market size
Market size - Forecasted market size based on historical data over the last 5 years.
Transportation
Transportation - Distance between original and destination country
The country with the highest score supports variable of transportation with the shortest distance.
The country with the highest score supports variable of transportation with the shortest distance.
Free Trade Agreement?
Free trade agreement? - The countries that have Free Trade Agreement earns the score of 10.
Average GDP growth
Average GDP growth - Forecasted GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth based on historical data over the last 5 years. The higher the score, the higher the GDP growth rate.
Border compliance cost
Border compliance cost - The cost for customs clearance and inspection procedures conducted by other government agencies. The higher the score, the higher the cost you have to pay.
Border compliance time
Border compliance time - The time for customs clearance and inspection procedures conducted by other government agencies. The higher the score, the higher the processing time.
Documentary compliance cost
Documentary compliance cost - The cost of the total burden of preparing the bundle of documents that will enable completion of the international trade. The higher the score, the higher the burden.
Document compliance processing time
Document compliance processing time - The time of the total burden of preparing the bundle of documents that will enable completion of the international trade. The higher the score, the higher the burden.
Corruption level
Corruption level - Corruption level in the destination country according to WorldBank. The higher the scores, the lower the corruption level.
Duties & taxes
Duties & taxes - How many % of taxes you have to pay when trading in the destination country.
Exchange rates & inflation
Exchange rates & inflation - Exchange rates & inflation in destination country according to IMF (International Monetary Fund). The higher the scores, the less the prices change year-over-year.
Purchasing power index
Purchasing power index - Purchasing power index refers to the amount of goods or services that a certain amount of money can buy at a given time. The higher the scores, the higher the buying power.
GDP per capita
Ease of doing business
Ease of doing business - A high ease of doing business ranking means the regulatory environment is more conducive to the starting and operation of a local firm. The higher the scores, the higher ease of doing business.
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98/100
$ 320 mil
>5000km
Yes
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What you need to know before exporting to
Total Imports
Total Imports - Value of imports from all suppliers to this market for the last available year.
USD 20.5 mn
of global imports by Viet Nam for 030313
Rank in Global Imports
Rank in Global Imports - Rank of importer based on the value of last available annual imports relative to all importers of this product.
12
Viet Nam's rank in global imports for 030313.
Market perspective for
Import Share
Import Share - The value of imports from a selected market divided by total imports for that product by the destination market.
4%
of global import in Viet Nam for 030313
Import Growth
Import Growth - A simple average rate of growth of value imported from partner calculated over a period.
-28%
Viet Nam's import growth from Norway for 030313 (from 2015 to 2019)
Export Potential
Export Potential - A benchmark dollar value reflecting the total estimated potential exports in the next three years based on expected growth in supply and demand and relative market access conditions.
USD 15 mn
Estimated total export value by 2024
market statistics
Market Opportunity
Untapped Potential
Actual Exports
Total Export Potential
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Measuring export potential
Export Potential Indicator
Potential export value of product k supplied by country i to market j, in dollars, is calculated as supply × demand (corrected for market access) × bilateral ease of trade. Supply and demand are projected into the future based on GDP and population forecasts, demand elasticities and forward-looking tariffs. The estimated dollar value serves as a benchmark for comparison with actual exports and should not be interpreted as a ceiling value. In reality, the actual trade value may be below or above the potential value.Supply (EP)
The supply side in the export potential indicator is based on the projected market share. As a result, the share of country i’s exports of product k in total exports of product k, multiplied by the exporter’s expected GDP growth rate (relative to expected GDP growth of other exporters of the same product) capture the relative increase in overall supply performance. This indicator is corrected for global tariff advantages of country i in product k: it is meant to capture projected market share, and thus supply performance, in the absence of tariffs (the impact of tariffs on exports to a particular market will be taken into account in the demand component). A filter to remove re-exported products is applied in certain manufacturing sectors.Demand
The demand component is based on projected imports, thus market j’s imports of product k, augmented by expected growth of GDP per capita (subject to estimated revenue elasticities of import demand per capita at sector and development level). The indicator also considers the future tariff advantage in the target market and the bilateral distance as compared to the average distance over which the target market usually imports the product.Ease of trade
Ease of trade is based on the ratio of actual trade between exporter i and market j for products with potential relative to their hypothetical trade if exporter i had the same share in market j as it has in world markets. The numerator captures the actual trade between the exporter i and market j and the denominator captures trade complementarities between the exporter i and market j. If Ease > 1, country i finds it easier to trade with market j than with world markets on average, augmenting the potential to trade any product with market j. This can reflect in a high numerator, resulting for instance from the two countries being located in proximity, sharing the same language or culture or having established commercial links in the past. It can also reflect in a low denominator due to a limited complementarity of the countries’ export and import baskets. By contrast, if Ease < 1, country i finds it relatively more difficult to trade with market j, lowering its potential to trade with that market across all products. Indicators related to finding untapped export potential
Actual exports
The value of actual exports is calculated as an arithmetic average of direct and mirror data of reliable reporters over the past five years. See here, for data details or refer to Decreux and Spies (2016). Actual exports to a region, including to the world as a whole, only include exports to markets where the country has export potential. At an aggregate level, actual exports can therefore be equivalent to or lower than export values recorded in other trade databases.Realized potential
This value captures the extent to which the export potential has already been utilized for this product, market or supplier. At the most disaggregated level, by country, product and market, the realized potential corresponds to the potential to actual exports gap (in % terms) whenever potential > actual exports and to 100% whenever potential < actual exports. At the aggregate level (e.g. export potential in a regional market or by sector), the realized potential may be below 100% even though aggregated actual exports exceed potential exports. This occurs when individual exporter-product-market combinations still hold underutilized potential that should not be masked by the fact that others have exceeded their potential.Potential to actual exports gap
This is the extent to which potential exports deviate from actual exports. Actual exports may be higher or lower than the expected potential value. When actual exports exceed potential exports, this can be driven by an exporter’s exceptional export performance in some markets while neglecting others. Conversely, the untapped potential value signals room for export growth if frictions, for example in the form of regulations or buyer-seller mismatches, can be overcome. Measuring potential for diversification
Product Diversification Indicator
An indicator measuring the likelihood of successful product diversification into product k of exporter i in market j. While ease and demand are defined as in the Export Potential Indicator, supply performance is captured differently.Supply (PD)
The supply side in the product diversification indicator is based on density capturing the relative proximity between products which are exported with a revealed comparative advantage and new products. It is calculated using the Product Space methodology (see Hausmann and Klinger, 2007, Hausmann et al., 2007 and Hidalgo et al., 2007). It has been transformed to ensure that the relative dispersion of the indicator is similar to the one of the supply side in the Export Potential Indicator. It has then been normalised, so that total export capacity by country (for all products) corresponds to its expected export value computed based on current exports and expected GDP growth, and that total export capacity by product (of all countries) corresponds to expected world demand for that product, computed as the sum of expected country demands.Source: International Trade Centre, United Nations & World Trade Organization.
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