In October, Vietnam exported US$676 million worth of goods to Canada, up 2.39 percent over September, according to preliminary data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.
So far this year, Vietnam has exported US$6,235 million worth of goods to Canada.
Vietnam exported US$102.90 million worth of textiles and garments to Canada in October. This was down from US$105.35 million in September, a change of -2.33 percent.
Vietnam also exported US$100.79 million worth of computers, electrical products, and spare-parts to Canada in October. This was up from US$80.73 million in September, a change of 24.85 percent.
It exported US$83.17 million worth of machine, equipment, tools and instruments to Canada in October. This was down from US$96.31 million in September, a change of -13.65 percent.
Vietnam exported US$77.49 million worth of telephones, mobile phones and parts thereof to Canada in October. This was up from US$48.14 million in September, a change of 60.97 percent.
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Vietnam exports to Canada in October US$millions
| October | September | Change | YTD | |
| Total | 675.78 | 660.02 | 2.39% | 6,234.67 |
| textiles and garments | 102.90 | 105.35 | -2.33% | 1,037.56 |
| computers, electrical products, and spare-parts | 100.79 | 80.73 | 24.85% | 750.59 |
| machine, equipment, tools and instruments | 83.17 | 96.31 | -13.65% | 751.70 |
| telephones, mobile phones and parts thereof | 77.49 | 48.14 | 60.97% | 650.25 |
| other products | 76.14 | 88.33 | -13.80% | 716.22 |
| footwear | 62.98 | 48.44 | 30.02% | 526.06 |
| wood and wooden products | 26.92 | 23.93 | 12.52% | 235.40 |
| fishery products | 25.40 | 22.29 | 13.96% | 223.57 |
| other means of transportation, and parts | 19.76 | 20.46 | -3.41% | 238.46 |
| other base metals and other base metal products | 15.63 | 17.52 | -10.82% | 145.31 |
| cashew nut | 15.11 | 14.45 | 4.56% | 96.05 |
| handbags, purses, suitcases, headgear and umbrellas | 12.38 | 15.45 | -19.87% | 149.46 |
| toys and sports requisites; parts and accessories | 9.05 | 32.53 | -72.17% | 237.84 |
| iron and steel products | 8.91 | 7.80 | 14.33% | 91.99 |
| plastic products | 7.01 | 6.69 | 4.71% | 76.05 |
| fruits and vegetables | 6.78 | 6.77 | 0.11% | 62.78 |
| still image, video cameras and parts thereof | 5.31 | 2.96 | 78.97% | 43.72 |
| chemicals | 4.43 | 6.85 | -35.26% | 36.10 |
| pastries, sweets and cereal products | 4.32 | 2.48 | 73.89% | 28.27 |
| plastics | 2.88 | 1.51 | 90.61% | 13.39 |
| pepper | 2.84 | 2.36 | 20.02% | 24.57 |
| coffee | 1.94 | 3.42 | -43.28% | 46.46 |
| bamboo and rattan products | 1.20 | 0.92 | 30.68% | 16.64 |
| tyre cord fabrics and other fabrics for technical | 0.76 | 1.57 | -51.22% | 12.01 |
| glass and glassware | 0.74 | 0.54 | 37.61% | 6.85 |
| rubber | 0.66 | 2.07 | -67.98% | 12.87 |
| ceramic products | 0.28 | 0.16 | 69.42% | 4.52 |
Vietnam trade with Canada
In October, Vietnam imported US$80.22 million worth of goods from Canada and exported US$675.78 million, for total trade worth US$755.99 million, and leaving a trade surplus of US$595.56 million.
Two-way trade so far this year between Vietnam and Canada has reached US$7,111 million, with Vietnam importing US$877 million worth of goods and exporting US$6,235 million worth of goods.
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Vietnam trade with Canada year to date October US$millions
| October | September | Change | YTD | |
| Imports | 80.22 | 114.80 | -30.12% | 876.79 |
| Exports | 675.78 | 660.02 | 2.39% | 6,234.67 |
| Total | 755.99 | 774.82 | -2.43% | 7,111.46 |
| Balance | 595.56 | 545.22 | 9.23% | 5,357.88 |
Vietnam-Canada trade relations
Vietnam and Canada established diplomatic relations in 1973 and have since built a strong partnership grounded in trade, investment, and development cooperation.
The relationship expanded significantly after the signing of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) in 2018, which reduced tariffs and improved market access for both countries.
Today, Canada is one of Vietnam’s leading trading partners in the Americas, while Vietnam is Canada’s top trading partner in ASEAN.
Bilateral cooperation extends beyond trade to include education, climate resilience, and sustainable development, supported by regular high-level dialogues and growing business engagement under the CPTPP framework.