plastics
The Plastics category covers manufacturing, recycling, and market trends in plastic production. It explores regulatory frameworks, supply chain developments, sustainability efforts, and technological innovations, providing insights into exports, imports, investment opportunities, and environmental policies.
Vietnam’s plastic products sector records significant growth in 2024
Year-on-year, the sector posted a remarkable growth of 20.7 percent in December 2024 compared to December 2023. Over the entire year, cumulative growth reached 24.9 percent in 2024 compared to 2023, reflecting a robust performance in this critical industry.
Vietnam’s plastic imports surge to US$1.12 billion in December 2024
China remained the top supplier, exporting US$331.75 million in December, up 6.68 percent month-on-month. South Korea followed with US$191.84 million, a 7.59 percent rise, while Taiwan recorded a slight decline of 1.27 percent, with imports totalling US$111.41 million.
Vietnam’s plastic exports experience 29.3 percent drop in November
China remained the largest importer, purchasing US$24.4 million of Vietnamese plastics, although this represented a sharp 59.42 percent decline from the previous month.
Vietnam’s plastic imports rise 2.1 percent in November, led by China and Taiwan
China remained the top supplier, with imports rising 17.51 percent to US$310.97 million. Taiwan saw notable growth of 22.78 percent, while imports from the UAE surged 38.65 percent. Conversely, Saudi Arabia experienced a sharp decline of 14.03 percent, and Malaysia dropped 13.38 percent.
Vietnam’s plastic exports rise in October, year-to-date figures show significant growth
Year-to-date performance reveals even stronger growth. From January to October, Vietnam exported 2.06 million tonnes of plastics, valued at US$2.26 billion. This marks a 33.6 percent increase in volume and a 28.5 percent rise in value compared to the same period in 2023…
Thai petrochemical complex in Vietnam to halt operations on market downturn
This development is made all the more pertinent in that it has cost a reported US$5 billion. Although notably its construction has run well behind schedule. Notably it was reported it was “ready to roll” back in August of 2022, however, this never materialised…
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