Agriculture: Vietnam’s top import origins for soy beans (July 2025)

Vietnam’s imports of soy beans saw an increase in July 2025, reaching $138,662,989, an 8.10 percent increase compared to June 2025, according to the latest data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.

This positive month-on-month growth contributed to a year-to-date total for this product category, standing at $695,916,295.

In July 2025, the top five origins by dollar value for Vietnam’s imports of soy beans were:

Brazil

Brazil was the top origin in July, with import values reaching $110,711,482.

This represents a 17.01 percent month-on-month increase from June.

Brazil’s year-to-date total for these imports stands at $372,967,247, accounting for 53.59 percent of all YTD imports in this category.

USA

The USA followed as the second-largest origin, with July imports valued at $21,330,412.

This figure indicates a 2.11 percent month-on-month increase.

The USA’s year-to-date total for these imports is $248,185,684, representing 35.66 percent of the total YTD imports for this product category.

Canada

Canada secured the third position in July with imports totaling $6,044,533.

This indicates a -51.28 percent month-on-month decrease.

Its year-to-date contribution to Vietnam’s imports of soy beans is $59,436,262, making up 8.54 percent of the total YTD imports.

Other

The “Other” category contributed $437,562 worth of soy beans in July.

Notably, this category experienced a 223.86 percent month-on-month increase.

The year-to-date total for this category is $2,002,992, accounting for 0.29 percent of the total YTD imports.

Cambodia

Cambodia rounded out the top five import origins with $139,000 in July imports.

This country saw a -37.18 percent month-on-month decrease.

Cambodia’s year-to-date total for these imports is $2,856,750, representing 0.41 percent of the total YTD imports for this category.

See also: Agriculture in Vietnam 2025: Exports, Challenges & Industry Trends

Vietnam’s imports of soy beans, US$ millions