Vietnam’s wheat imports rose sharply by 77 percent month-on-month in February, reaching US$190.13 million, according to Vietnam’s General Department of Customs. This significant increase follows January’s total of US$107.42 million, bringing year-to-date imports to US$297.57 million.

Brazil was the largest supplier, accounting for 44.94 percent of total imports at US$85.45 million, marking a 57.43 percent rise. Australia followed with US$35.09 million, more than doubling its exports to Vietnam with a 103.94 percent increase. Ukraine saw the most dramatic surge, with imports soaring by 1,440.89 percent to US$18.01 million. Meanwhile, imports from Canada plummeted by 93.91 percent to just US$1.01 million.

Vietnam’s wheat imports continue to fluctuate, reflecting shifting trade dynamics and supplier availability.

Vietnam wheat imports, February 2025, US$ millions

	February	% Total	January	MoM	YTD
Total	190.13	100.00%	107.42	77.00%	297.57
Other	29.82	15.68%	0.15	19395.42%	29.97
Brazil	85.45	44.94%	54.28	57.43%	139.72
Australia	35.09	18.45%	17.20	103.94%	52.29
Ukraine	18.01	9.47%	1.17	1440.89%	19.18
Russia	17.72	9.32%	15.51	14.31%	33.23
USA	3.04	1.60%	2.51	21.49%	5.55
Canada	1.01	0.53%	16.61	-93.91%	17.63

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