Vietnam imported US$186.64 million worth of still image, video cameras and parts thereof in March, a 12.29 percent increase from February, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Customs. This brought the year-to-date total to US$531.45 million.

China remained the leading supplier with US$99.56 million in shipments, up 24.28 percent month-on-month. Imports from South Korea surged 52.12 percent, while those from the USA and UK declined by over 20 percent. Taiwan remained the second-largest source despite a 13.08 percent drop.

Vietnam camera imports, March, US$ millions

	March	February	MoM	YTD	% of Total
Total	186.64	166.22	12.29%	531.45	100.00%
Other	28.35	17.15	65.29%	62.86	11.83%
China	99.56	80.11	24.28%	273.47	51.46%
Taiwan	43.27	49.79	-13.08%	145.92	27.46%
Japan	6.84	8.68	-21.17%	20.20	3.80%
Thailand	3.72	5.98	-37.85%	13.36	2.51%
South Korea	3.26	2.14	52.12%	7.26	1.37%
USA	1.05	1.34	-21.88%	4.45	0.84%
UK	0.58	1.02	-42.87%	3.94	0.74%

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