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Vietnam’s exports of animal fodders and animal fodder materials increased by 15.24 percent in February 2025 compared to January, reaching US$84.05 million, according to data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.

In January, Vietnam’s agriculture, forestry, and fisheries sector recorded a total foreign direct investment (FDI) of negative US$4.53 million, according to data from Vietnam’s Ministry of Planning and Investment. That said, this actually marks an improvement over December, which saw a total withdrawal of FDI of US$17.0 million in registered capital.

Outbreaks of African Swine Fever–or ASF–have been reported in multiple provinces in Vietnam and have been ravaging pork supplies pushing up pork prices.

Vietnam imported US$304.27 million worth of animal fodders and animal fodder materials in January, reflecting a 33.42 percent decline from December, according to data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.

Vietnam’s tea exports total US$256.41 million for 2024, reflecting a relatively stable export performance despite the month-on-month decline.

Vietnam’s rice exports total US$5.67 billion for 2024…

Argentina saw a significant increase in its exports to Vietnam, rising by 20.99 percent to US$137.16 million. Laos also recorded substantial growth, with imports increasing by 134.90 percent to US$3.87 million. However, imports from Brazil dropped sharply by 21.71 percent, contributing US$182.87 million in December.

In 2024, the sector attracted a total of 11 new projects with US$77.64 million in newly registered capital…

Vietnam’s pepper exports total US$1.31 billion for 2024…

China was the largest supplier, contributing US$51.37 million, a modest 1.14 percent increase from November. Imports from Thailand and South Korea rose by 11.18 percent and 8.03 percent, respectively. India experienced the largest month-on-month growth, surging by 48.18 percent to US$2.38 million.

The USA was the largest supplier, contributing US$94.40 million, a 37.97 percent increase compared to November. Argentina also made a significant contribution with imports totalling US$10.76 million in December. Canada, while remaining a steady supplier, saw a 16.14 percent decline, contributing US$3.74 million.

Australia emerged as the top supplier, with imports nearly doubling to US$47.66 million, a 99 percent increase compared to November. Russia and Ukraine also recorded strong growth, with imports rising by 127.48 percent and 67.85 percent, respectively.

China remained the largest supplier, contributing US$66.53 million, though this was a 21.87 percent decrease from November. South Korea and Malaysia recorded sharp increases, with imports surging by 239.70 percent and 515.07 percent, respectively. Japan and Norway also showed growth, with increases of 14.22 percent and 26.66 percent, respectively.

Vietnam’s fruits and vegetables exports total US$7.15 billion for 2024…

Vietnam’s exports of fertilisers total US$709.91 million for 2024, reflecting strong performance across multiple markets.

The USA was the largest supplier in December, with imports surging by 45.38 percent to US$123.73 million. China followed closely, contributing US$99.82 million, a modest 1.11 percent increase. Myanmar and Canada posted significant growth, with imports rising by 70.81 percent and 65.25 percent, respectively. Imports from South Korea also rose sharply by 53.53 percent, reaching US$7.58 million.

The United States remained the largest importer, contributing US$39.55 million in November, a modest 2.92 percent increase from October, bringing its year-to-date total to US$377.50 million.

Pakistan remained Vietnam’s largest tea export market, importing US$9.98 million in November, a sharp decrease of 23.93 percent compared to October.

Year-to-date rice exports reached US$5.30 billion, with the Philippines being the top destination, accounting for US$2.47 billion. However, exports to the Philippines saw an 8.38 percent decline compared to October.