About Us

Palm Logistics Vietnam provides wide range of services in Freight Forwarder and Global logistics including import and export, international transportation by sea & air, domestic transportation, customs brokerage, warehousing, packaging…

We pledge to provide professional, efficient services throughout our experienced, enthusiastic workforce with the cooperation from our partners who are the leading carriers, comprehensive logistics agencies all over the world.

Who We Are

We have been providing all shipping agency, international freight forwarding & logistical business solution
A good reputation helps build repeat business helps us stay in touch with reality and keep on top of our goals 
Palm Logistics Viet Nam offers that has real benefit to our clients and agents.

To spend energy the new facility will help strengthen its role in the region and will provide import /export forwarding by air and ocean (FCL and LCL), import and export clearance, domestic transport and distribution. 

The strength of our company continues to be it’s the best team employees styles, work ethics, skill sets and personalities. Our team takes on different projects and challenges at various levels and an open environment at the work place helps employees feel a part of the company and motivates them to contribute the company successes. 

Our History

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  2011

  2011 is the most difficult time for the world economy as well as Vietnam's economy after the financial crisis and global economic recession. The general trend of the world economy has worsened with the constant warning of experts from various international organizations about the existence of a new dangerous phase or the state of the future Duplication. The reality is that the world has slowed down with the simultaneous deceleration of developed economies such as the United States, Japan, the EU and emerging economies such as China, India and Brazil.

  
  

  For the group of developed economies, the growing public debt crisis in European countries has caused deep concern about the collapse risk of the Eurozone and has become a challenge. the biggest of the world economy in 2011. Concerns about the effect of dominoes from the European debt crisis together with policy failures have lost confidence in the market, causing widespread instability, vibration transforming the global financial system. A series of countries and large banks have been downgraded to credit ratings. Stock markets plummeted and gold prices were volatile as investors considered it a safe haven for capital protection in times of crisis. Slowing growth and high unemployment have led to serious social unrest, reflected in the "Wall Street" rally spread from the United States to Europe. Governments with debt crisis are facing a difficult choice between tightening austerity measures to shore up the economy or yielding to people's demands for rights. The benefits that they are enjoying for so long.

  
  

  In emerging and emerging economies, rising inflation has become the biggest macroeconomic risk since the beginning of 2011. The main cause is rising food and fuel prices, especially rising oil prices. . A number of countries, including India, Indonesia, China, Thailand and the Philippines, have adopted tightening monetary policy, accepting a reduction in growth rates for urgent purposes rather than fighting inflation. The different priorities of governments have left the policy mix uncoordinated, even contradictory and add to the risk of global imbalances that has accumulated over the years. The "war" currency is still present in the relationship between economies that have surplus and those that suffer from large trade deficits, such as US-China relations.

  
  

  The global economic downturn in 2011 has become even more severe due to the impact of the "shock" such as the earthquake - tsunami disaster in Japan, floods in Thailand, political upheaval , "Arab Spring" spread in North Africa - Middle East and winter cold record in Europe.

  
  

  In such a global context, Vietnam's economy in 2011 is also affected by the external environment, leading to great difficulties and challenges arising inside the economy. The most obvious manifestations are the trade deficit, budget deficit, large public debt and tendency to increase, the financial and banking system faced many difficulties in terms of liquidity, nominal and real interest rates The borrowing business has to suffer too much, the real estate market freezes, stock market stagnation and the most severe inflation is high and economic growth slowdown. These difficulties cause the Government of Vietnam to be under a lot of pressure in managing and stabilizing the macro economy, maintaining a reasonable growth rate and ensuring social security for the people.

  
  

  By: Ha Hau

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  2013

  Despite positive signs in August, the world economic outlook for 2013 was generally slower than expected due to the slowdown in China and India.

  
  

  Europe retreated from the longest recession in history with the euro area in the second quarter of 2013 the first time positive growth since Q4 2011, but only at 0.3% over the previous quarter, lower averaging 0.35% since the third quarter of 2007. UK growth was better at 0.7% in the second quarter of 2013, well above the 0.65% average since the third quarter of 2007. The United States grew steadily with growth (over the same period last year) remaining below 2% since the first quarter of 2010 and inflation reached 2% in July 2013, providing the basis for the Fed to reduce the package. QE in the fourth quarter of this year and stop completely in Q2 2014. Japan growth continued to improve with the growth (as compared to the previous year) increased gradually from Q3 / 2012. Meanwhile, China is likely to outperform its 7.5% target in 2013 due to the face of bank debt and local debt. China's growth has declined from 7, 9% quarter 4/2012 to 7.5% Q2 2013. India due to weaknesses in infrastructure and administrative procedures are facing the wave of withdrawal and growth decline continuously from 2010 (decreased from 9.4% Q1 / 2010 to 4.8 % quarter 1/2013).

  
  

  By 2014, the world economy is forecasted to grow satisfactorily over 2013, both for developed and developing countries. EU countries are forecast to recover 0.9%, 2.7%, and 1.2% respectively.

  
  

  Macroeconomic environment has been maintained stable, creating a premise for stable development in the coming years.

  
  

  - Inflation continued to be controlled at a low rate compared to previous years (CPI in 8 months increased by 3.53% compared to the beginning of the year). Calculation of seasonal components shows that the adjustment of prices of basic commodities and services, exchange rates and public services (health, education) are the main drivers of inflation this year. Particularly, in August, inflation was relatively high compared to the previous months (7.5%) but inflation excluding seasonal factors (petroleum, electricity, public services9) was only at 3, 43%. Thus, in viewpoints stated in the report in June 2013, the National Economics Committee said that without the changes in prices of basic commodities, it is likely that inflation in 2013 will be about 5% (higher compared to 4.3% in 2012). Therefore, in order to achieve the CPI target of no more than 7%, price management in the last months of the year will be decisive. The price adjustment of basic commodities and public services should be coordinated, with appropriate steps and routes.

  
  

  - The overall balance of payment remains in surplus and forecasts in 2013 a surplus of $ 1.5-2 billion. However, the balance of payments surplus decreased significantly compared to 2012 when the surplus in the first five months was $ 1.5 billion, down 79% over the same period; The capital surplus was $ 2.56 billion, down by 37% over the same period of 2012. Exports rose sharply but mainly due to the contribution of the FDI sector. Exports in the first eight months increased by 14.7% but the domestic sector only increased by 3.1%. Similarly, imports increased by 14.9%, the domestic sector increased only 4%.

  
  

  - The monetary and financial market has been improved, contributing to a more stable macroeconomic situation, improving the ability of the economy to supply capital10.

  
  

  Economic and production growth has improved, but many challenges remain. The demonstration is that industrial production increased gradually over the 11 months and the number of registered enterprises increased gradually (although the established capital decreased) .12. However, industrial production is still lower than the same period last year13 in Agro-forestry-fishery production was the lowest in 10 years (only 2.4% in the first 6 months of 2013). Enterprises still face many difficulties, especially domestic ones compared with FDI enterprises15.

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  2014

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