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Vietnam electronics imports take a dip month on month in September
the-shiv November 4, 2024 4:40 pm
China remains Vietnam’s largest source of electronics, with imports valued at US$3.11 billion in September. However, this represents a 5.28 percent drop from August, reflecting a possible shift or seasonal adjustment in import volumes…
Vietnam’s aquatic products processing climbs 3.6 percent in September
the-shiv November 4, 2024 3:49 pm
The year-over-year figures also show strong growth–compared to September 2023, production has surged by 19.7 percent, indicating rising domestic consumption and robust export demand for Vietnam’s processed seafood.
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