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1 Những tác động tích cực của EVFTA đến ngành dệt may Việt Nam
EVFTA is considered to be one of the most comprehensive and ambitious trade
investment agreements that the European Union (EU) has ever signed with a developing
country. After Singapore, this is the second agreement the EU has signed in the ASEAN
region and is expected to strengthen the bilateral relationship between Vietnam and the
EU. In the context of deep economic integration, the resonance effect of this Agreement is
very great, contributing to the economic development and innovation of Vietnam Textile
enterprises, helping businesses, entrepreneurs. Investment from other countries and of
Vietnam has a chance to strongly develop in the Vietnam Textile and Garment market.

3.1.1 Benefits to reduce import tax rates

The base tax rate in EVFTA for garments is 12%, from this tax, the goods will be 0% as
soon as the Agreement comes into effect or to 0% according to the roadmap B3, B5, B7 -
immediately after 4, 6, 8 ( theo cái bẳng kia thì 3,5,7 ) years from the date of entry into
force of the Agreement for 0%. (xem lại câu )
Regarding the commitment to reduce taxes in EVFTA, businesses should also note that
some items in the first year of the Agreement that the EVFTA import tax rate will be
pushed higher than the 9.6% GSP currently enjoyed... https://trungtamwto.vn/hiep-dinh-
khac/13734-co-hoi-nao-cua-doanh-nghiep-det-may-trong-evfta Chưa chắc nó đã tăng đâu, đọc
qua bài này r sửa lại theo kiểu có một vài thắc mắc rằng liệu có tăng lên 9,6% nhưng thực
tế thì không. Xem có ok hơn không hoặc sửa theo cách nào hay là được .However, the
EVFTA Agreement brings long-term benefits to Vietnam's textile and apparel industry,
not just the benefits of tariff elimination. The benefits of EVFTA are superior to the GSP
mechanism we are enjoying, although in the first year of the Agreement, some products
did not benefit from tax reduction because when the EVFTA Agreement came into effect,
Vietnam will not be eligible for GSP mode.
The biggest limitation of the GSP is the "maturity threshold", which limits the expansion
of Vietnam's textile and garment export market to the EU because if Vietnam's textile and
garment export turnover exceeds 14.5% of total imports of products From all the
countries that are entitled to the GSP, within three years, Vietnamese textiles and
garments will be excluded from the GSP mechanism.
According to our statistics đi lấy số liệu chứ có phải của mình đâu, in the Top 10 CAT
exports to the EU, accounting for 72% of total exports (exports) to the EU, 76% of
exports (in the B5 and B7 groups) in the first year the tax effect will be pushed. higher
than GSP, specifically:
Sửa cái bảng thành tiếng anh đi, mà ảnh này vẫn còn một phần nữa,
chèn thì chèn đủ vào nhớ
3.1.2 Open a key market for garment and textile industry Paraphase cẩn thận đi bạn
tôi tìm đc nguồn r này =)) https://haiquanonline.com.vn/evfta-co-thuc-day-xuat-khau-det-
may-vao-eu-tang-vot-109168.html

According to Giang (Giang nào đấy), the sector set to earn 40 billion USD in export
turnover this year, in which the US market contributes 42 percent of the value, followed
by the EU - 21.5 percent, Japan – 19.5 percent and the Republic of Korea – 14 percent. 
Although ranked second, the EU remains a strategic, key and long-term market of
Vietnam's garment and textile industry because the inflow of goods to the EU has higher
added value than those to other countries, Giang said, adding that the EU is also a
traditional and stable market for Vietnamese enterprises.
Besides, European consumers have stricter choices that will be an advantage for Vietnam
when exporting high-quality commodities to the market. ? chưa hiểu lắm hàng chất lượng
cao Việt Nam khó với lắm

Phóng to cái bảng ra một tí cho nhìn rõ

Nguyen Thi Thu Trang, Director of the WTO Integration Centre at the Vietnam Chamber
of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), highly valued the free trade agreement signed
between Vietnam and the EU, because it is not only a big but also a very attractive market
to exporters. Citing recent research data, Trang said that, in 2018, Vietnam's textile and
garment exports to the EU reached 5.6 billion USD, accounting for only 2.02 percent of
the union’s imports of the items. 
It can be a room for Vietnam's apparel industry in the future. EVFTA with no doubt will
increase the chance for Vietnam’ apparel industry to expand market share in EU. Diễn đạt
ý chưa ok lắm
3.1.3 Solving lack of supplies
Cái này nó chưa rõ lắm tại kiểu lack of supply nó là cái thách thức ấy nên nếu đưa
vào lợi thế thì nên để là EVFTA sẽ giúp thúc đẩy sản xuất ngành dệt may trong khâu
sản xuất nguyên phụ liệu
Since the 1990s, the textile industry has participated in this market. Since 1992, the textile
and garment industry has maintained export growth to the EU market. This is a market
that requires sustainability with fabric origin.
Similarly, the CPTPP has special implications for the textile and apparel industry because
it helps reduce tariffs, diversify markets and export products, of which the most expected
markets are Canada and Australia. In particular, the CPTPP requires yarn to be the
foundation for the development of the fiber industry to meet the rules of origin.
To take advantage of opportunities from these agreements, businesses must meet origin
requirements. The textile industry is still under pressure from supply shortage despite the
large investment in yarn. In previous years, information on the FTA wasnot clear, so the
investment attraction was low.
According to the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association, FTAs have created attractive
opportunities for investors in the supply shortage of Vietnam’s textile industry. With
investment attraction from FTAs, Vietnam has many modern fiber factories. Including
automation at all stages that meetsinternational standards.
Vietnam is not the largest exporter of textiles and garments, but it is a leader in applying
technology to textile production and automation. It can be seen that the textile industry is
making an important contribution to diversifying foreign investment activities in Vietnam
with many investors from Russia, the Middle East and Europe who choose Vietnam to
invest in raw materials, textiles and dyeing with projects amounting to hundreds of
millions of dollars. This shows that the attraction from (of) FTAs is very high.
With the advantages of FTAs and the open-door policy of the Government, it will
continue to create attraction for domestic and foreign investors to invest in supply
shortage. It is expected that by 2022-2023, there will be a lot of raw materials, textile and
dyeing factories that can meet the supply shortage of the textile industry.
3.1.4 EVFTA may further encourage investment in Vietnam’s textile industry.
 Notably, EVFTA and CPTPP together will make Vietnam one of the very few apparel
exporters in the world that can enjoy duty free market access (though not immediately) to
both the EU and Japan (or 40% of the world’s total apparel import market).  That being
said, restrained by the country’s relatively small population, the apparel industry is
increasingly facing the challenge of competing for labor with other export-oriented
sectors in Vietnam, which may also try to expand their production and export by taking
advantage of the CPTPP and EVFTA.
Bài viết nên chủ yếu về EVFTA, đề cập nhiều CPTPP quá =)), phần 3.1.4 hơi ngắn,
Nên thể hiện được rõ hơn tại sao EVFTA sẽ tăng đầu tư vào Việt Nam
M nên thêm một cái biểu đồ kiểu dự đoán xem mấy năm sau thì dệt may sẽ hưởng
lợi như thế nào từ EVFTA mà nếu không thấy thì thôi.

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