VN strengthens measures to prevent smuggling of fuel at borders amid global energy shocks
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The General Department of Customs in Vietnam has issued a directive for stricter anti-smuggling measures to combat fuel smuggling at borders due to global energy market volatility. This follows a call from Deputy Prime Minister Bùi Thanh Sơn for enhanced efforts against smuggling and trade fraud in the petroleum sector. Authorities are focusing on vehicles that may conceal fuel. Vietnam's petroleum imports have surged by 42-43% in volume and value compared to the same period in 2025, totaling nearly 2.71 million tonnes worth over $1.94 billion as of mid-March.
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