Vietnam’s exports of furniture made from materials other than wood reached US$327.62 million in November, reflecting a modest increase of 4.11 percent compared to October, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Customs. The year-to-date total for this category stands at US$3.04 billion, showcasing stable demand for these products globally.
Australia was the largest importer, purchasing US$3.37 million worth of furniture, though this marked a significant month-on-month decline of 19.73 percent. Denmark followed with imports of US$2.93 million, experiencing a sharper decrease of 25.63 percent. Meanwhile, Cambodia showed the highest growth, importing US$0.58 million—a 65.87 percent increase from October.
Vietnam’s furniture sector continues to play a vital role in diversifying export categories, attracting attention from markets across Asia-Pacific and Europe. Despite challenges, the industry is well-positioned for long-term growth.
See also: Furniture Manufacturing in Vietnam
Vietnam non-wood furniture exports, November 2024, US$
| November | October | MoM | YTD | |
| Total | 327,622,661 | 314,703,357 | 4.11% | 3,038,642,241 |
| Other | 316,032,500 | 301,398,710 | 4.86% | 2,923,287,571 |
| Australia | 3,369,969 | 4,198,141 | -19.73% | 37,162,261 |
| Denmark | 2,934,182 | 3,945,574 | -25.63% | 24,572,550 |
| China | 907,662 | 1,110,221 | -18.24% | 8,769,178 |
| Taiwan | 821,226 | 1,084,933 | -24.31% | 8,595,880 |
| Norway | 761,136 | 238,793 | 218.74% | 2,546,415 |
| Malaysia | 613,055 | 669,992 | -8.50% | 6,816,837 |
| Cambodia | 575,967 | 347,246 | 65.87% | 6,551,170 |
| Indonesia | 472,394 | 512,855 | -7.89% | 3,122,311 |
| New Zealand | 394,934 | 505,762 | -21.91% | 5,916,600 |
| HongKong | 352,376 | 396,582 | -11.15% | 4,593,131 |
| Chile | 149,910 | 181,634 | -17.47% | 3,605,890 |
| Philippines | 99,727 | 79,411 | 25.58% | 1,693,682 |
| Peru | 91,688 | 0 | 0.00% | 867,568 |
| Bangladesh | 24,210 | 33,503 | -27.74% | 59,189 |
| Brazil | 21,725 | 0 | 0.00% | 416,626 |
| Myanmar | 0 | 0 | 0.00% | 65,382 |