VIETNAM: Vitas hires US firm to fight import monitoring
Author: just-style.com | 21 December 2007
Vietnamese apparel and textile firms are to pay a surcharge on garments exported to the US to cover the cost of international consultants who have been hired to help them navigate trade barriers in 2008.
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