Vietnam imported US$504.72 million worth of cashew nuts in March 2025, marking a significant 101.40 percent month-on-month increase compared to February, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Customs. The year-to-date total reached US$924.30 million, with Cambodia being the largest supplier.

Cambodia’s shipments surged by 616.71 percent, amounting to US$432.89 million and accounting for 53.68 percent of Vietnam’s total cashew nut imports. Tanzania, the second-largest supplier, saw imports drop by 56.36 percent, with Vietnam purchasing US$42.93 million. Other major suppliers included Ivory Coast, Indonesia, and Nigeria, though all reported declines compared to the previous month.

Vietnam cashew nut imports, March 2025, US$ millions

	March	February	MoM	YTD	% of Total
Total	504.72	250.61	101.40%	924.30	100.00%
Other	17.07	70.38	-75.75%	138.64	15.00%
Cambodia	432.89	60.40	616.71%	496.19	53.68%
Tanzania	42.93	98.36	-56.36%	230.18	24.90%
Ivory Coast	3.73	10.39	-64.05%	27.13	2.93%
Indonesia	3.55	8.82	-59.78%	23.88	2.58%
Nigeria	3.29	1.38	138.14%	5.67	0.61%
Ghana	1.27	0.89	42.90%	2.62	0.28%

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