Over the past months, I’ve been developing and working on strategies to highlight how Made in Vietnam is evolving into a mark of quality and competitiveness in global building materials.

This naturally invites comparisons with “Made in China,” which has long dominated supply chains.

I’d be very interested to hear perspectives from professionals in the construction industry:

- How do you see Vietnam’s role evolving compared to China?
- Have you ever used Made in Vietnam building materials; such as plywood, scaffolding, steel decking, fiber cement boards, prefab structural steel and modular houses etc.
- What factors matter most for you; cost, quality, reliability or trade agreements?

Wish you all a joyful week ahead.

Buy local, support you community.

lots of folk dislike china so it now says made in prc.

if you want to out do china do a pr campaign highlighting this.

alot of people i know who would not buy chinese things honestly didnt know what prc was and bought anyways.

Made in USA
my Rig9003

But secretly its invented+designed bye the monopolists in the Netherlands

so usa wins?

ty tommy.

Guess again!

We invent and get the coins+product
USA in factory

so usa wins at manufacturing?

Is that why your chief Trump created tariffs?

those were created along time ago.

i was just happy to see you say usa wins at something.

ty tommy.

I prefer made in zimbraway