primary industries
The Primary Industries category covers agriculture, fisheries, forestry, and mining sectors. It explores production trends, global trade, resource management, and government policies, providing insights into investment opportunities, sustainability efforts, and market challenges in primary industries.
Vietnam’s fertiliser exports reflect mixed trends in November
Cambodia emerged as the top importer, purchasing US$22.14 million worth of fertilisers, despite a slight drop of 4.51 percent from October. South Korea followed, with imports surging by 36.02 percent to US$9.33 million.
Vietnam’s fruit and vegetable exports experience sharp decline in November
Year-to-date exports totalled US$6.62 billion, driven primarily by strong performance in China, which accounted for US$4.33 billion. Thailand showcased notable growth, with a 51.04 percent month-on-month increase, while other key markets like Taiwan and the Netherlands recorded steep declines of 21.36 percent and 24.90 percent, respectively.
Vietnam’s animal fodder exports face slight decline in November
China led as the top importer, purchasing US$39.96 million, an 8.26 percent increase from October. Cambodia followed with US$11.17 million, although this marked a significant decline of 23.36 percent.
Vietnam sees no new mining sector FDI in November
Year-to-date (YTD), the mining sector has attracted a total of 1 new project with US$2.8 million in newly registered capital, indicating limited investment activity for the year.
Vietnam’s manioc and manioc products exports surge in November
China remained the dominant importer, accounting for US$85.65 million, a 21.93 percent increase from the previous month.
Vietnam’s imports of other base metals rise by 1.8 percent in November
Year-to-date imports totalled US$8.65 billion. China led the imports with US$252.78 million, an increase of 10.55 percent month-on-month. Significant growth was also observed in imports from the Philippines, which surged by 94.59 percent.
Vietnam sees steady performance in agriculture, forestry, and fisheries FDI in November
Year-to-date (YTD), the sector has attracted a total of 11 new projects and US$94.7 million in newly registered capital, reflecting solid growth for the year.
Vietnam’s fruit and vegetable processing jumps month-on-month in November
Year-on-year, the sector saw growth of 18.63 percent in November 2024 compared to the same month in 2023. Over the first 11 months of the year, the IPI recorded an increase of 17.23 percent compared to the same period last year, marking it as one of Vietnam’s fastest-growing industries.
Vietnam’s aquatic products processing jumps in November
Year-on-year, the sector saw substantial growth of 15.53 percent in November 2024 compared to the same month in 2023. Over the first 11 months of 2024, the IPI for this sector increased by 9.72 percent compared to the same period last year, highlighting its strong performance in driving industrial growth.
Vietnam’s animal feed additives market projected to reach new heights
As Vietnam’s livestock and aquaculture industries continue to grow, the demand for specialised feed additives such as vitamins, amino acids, enzymes, and probiotics is expected to rise. Vendors in the market are well-positioned to capitalise on these opportunities, as the report highlights significant growth potential across various regions and market segments.
Vietnam’s coke and semi-coke imports set to grow at 7.8 percent annually
The report notes that Vietnam’s domestic coke production faces significant challenges due to a lack of high-quality coking coal and advanced production technology, making the country heavily reliant on imports to meet its industrial needs…
Vietnam’s natural gas extraction index shows steep year-on-year decline
Year-on-year, the natural gas extraction index recorded a sharp decline of 23.35 percent in November 2024 compared to the same period in 2023…
Vietnam’s coal mining production shows improved performance in November
Year-on-year, however, the sector contracted by 4.78 percent in November 2024 compared to the same month in 2023.
Vietnam’s food and food services CPI records decline in November
Food and food services play a central role in Vietnam’s economy, with the sector contributing significantly to household expenditure and national GDP. The country’s diverse agricultural base supports a wide range of food products, catering to both domestic consumption and export markets.
Vietnam’s extractive industry sees modest November monthly growth but YoY decline
Year-on-year, however, the extractive sector showed a significant decline of 9.85 percent in November 2024 compared to the same month in 2023. For the first 11 months of 2024, the IPI decreased by 7.31 percent compared to the same period the previous year, highlighting ongoing challenges faced by the industry.
Vietnam’s coal imports jump 4.64 percent in October
Indonesia remained the largest supplier, contributing US$206.47 million, marking a 36.98 percent increase month-on-month. Australia followed with US$174.98 million, showing growth of 32 percent…
Vietnam’s tea exports grow in October, year-to-date performance shows robust growth
Year-to-date figures demonstrate strong growth. From January to October, Vietnam exported 120,306 tonnes of tea, valued at US$211.93 million. This reflects a 28.3 percent rise in volume and a 30.3 percent increase in value compared to the same period in 2023.
Vietnam’s rice exports dip in October, but year-to-date figures remain strong
Despite the October dip, year-to-date performance remains robust. From January to October, Vietnam exported 7.75 million tonnes of rice, generating US$4.86 billion in export value. This marks a 10.1 percent increase in volume and a 23.5 percent rise in value compared to the same period in 2023, reflecting higher global rice prices.
Vietnam’s precious stone and metal exports grow in October, but year-to-date figures decline
However, year-to-date performance remains weak. From January to October, exports in this category totalled US$523.14 million, marking a significant 38.3 percent decline compared to the same period in 2023.
Vietnam’s pepper exports grow in October, year-to-date value remains strong
Year-to-date figures show mixed results. From January to October, Vietnam exported 218,732 tonnes of pepper, a 3 percent decline in volume compared to the same period in 2023. However, the export value surged by 47 percent, reaching US$1.11 billion, reflecting higher global pepper prices.
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