Vietnam’s imports of milk and milk products increased by 17.70 percent month-on-month in February, reaching US$122.36 million, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Customs. This follows January’s total of US$103.95 million, bringing year-to-date imports to US$226.27 million.

New Zealand remained Vietnam’s largest supplier, accounting for 37.01 percent of total imports at US$45.28 million, a 13.90 percent increase from January. Australia followed with US$16.41 million, showing a slight decline of 0.74 percent. The USA recorded a strong increase of 24.30 percent, reaching US$7.04 million, while Ireland’s imports dropped by 3.03 percent to US$7.01 million.

Among other key suppliers, Singapore and Germany saw significant growth of 92.15 percent and 86.79 percent, respectively. Notably, Belgium’s exports to Vietnam surged by 1113.25 percent, reaching US$1.97 million.

Vietnam milk imports, February 2025, US$ millions

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