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.

Vietnam’s animal fodders and animal fodder materials exports total US$157.00 million for 2025, reflecting steady demand, particularly from key markets like China and Cambodia.

The rise in exports was primarily driven by a significant increase in shipments to China, which grew by 41.95 percent, amounting to US$35.15 million. Exports to Cambodia also showed strong growth, rising by 14.64 percent. Additionally, exports to India and Taiwan saw increases of 43.09 percent and 21.74 percent, respectively.

However, some markets experienced a decline. Exports to Indonesia, South Korea, and Japan dropped by 72.87 percent, 38.18 percent, and 26.91 percent, respectively.

Vietnam animal fodders, materials exports, February 2025, US$millions

	February	January	MoM	YTD	% of Total
Total	84.05	72.94	15.24%	157.00	100.00%
Other	4.86	4.76	2.17%	9.62	5.78%
China	35.15	24.76	41.95%	59.93	41.82%
Cambodia	11.92	10.40	14.64%	22.32	14.18%
Malaysia	8.41	8.09	3.92%	16.49	10.00%
USA	6.72	6.09	10.42%	12.81	8.00%
Laos	3.62	3.81	-5.07%	7.44	4.31%
Indonesia	0.78	2.86	-72.87%	3.64	0.92%
South Korea	1.56	2.53	-38.18%	4.09	1.86%
Japan	1.75	2.40	-26.91%	4.15	2.09%
Thailand	2.29	2.15	6.54%	4.44	2.72%
India	2.33	1.63	43.09%	3.95	2.77%
Taiwan	1.89	1.55	21.74%	3.44	2.25%
Philippines	2.27	1.46	55.18%	3.73	2.70%
Bangladesh	0.38	0.37	2.61%	0.75	0.45%
Singapore	0.12	0.08	56.83%	0.20	0.15%

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