Vietnam’s imports of fabrics increased by 30.23 percent in March, reaching US$1.34 billion. The year-to-date (YTD) total reached US$3.45 billion, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.

China remained the dominant supplier, with imports totalling US$910.43 million, reflecting a 48.84 percent rise from February. Taiwan followed with US$152.29 million, showing a 9.34 percent increase, while South Korea recorded US$125.30 million, a modest rise of 4.52 percent.

Vietnam fabric imports, March, US$ millions

	March	February	MoM	YTD	% of Total
Total	1,342.49	1,030.86	30.23%	3,453.50	100.00%
Other	8.71	19.45	-55.24%	35.30	1.02%
China	910.43	611.69	48.84%	2,293.89	66.42%
Taiwan	152.29	139.28	9.34%	402.20	11.65%
South Korea	125.30	119.89	4.52%	337.87	9.78%
Japan	61.49	60.84	1.07%	163.56	4.74%
Thailand	21.50	21.57	-0.32%	57.55	1.67%
Malaysia	12.75	12.79	-0.32%	34.26	0.99%
Italy	12.06	8.38	43.87%	28.48	0.82%
Indonesia	8.83	7.12	24.04%	23.02	0.67%
India	9.34	7.06	32.28%	21.31	0.62%
Pakistan	4.04	6.29	-35.77%	14.16	0.41%
USA	2.98	4.15	-28.39%	9.41	0.27%
Turkey	2.12	2.13	-0.52%	6.26	0.18%
Cambodia	1.68	2.11	-20.21%	5.00	0.14%
Hong Kong	2.14	0.95	125.41%	4.64	0.13%
Germany	1.20	2.44	-50.89%	4.31	0.12%
Bangladesh	2.50	1.41	77.98%	4.26	0.12%
UK	1.35	0.64	109.58%	2.47	0.07%
France	0.75	1.09	-31.43%	2.36	0.07%
Switzerland	0.56	1.15	-51.42%	2.19	0.06%
Belgium	0.19	0.44	-56.26%	0.68	0.02%
Singapore	0.24	0.00	0.00%	0.26	0.01%
Philippines	0.04	0.00	0.00%	0.04	0.00%

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