Vietnam imported US$238.31 million worth of yarn in December 2024, reflecting a 1.77 percent increase compared to November, according to data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs. Year-to-date imports reached US$2.71 billion.

China remained the largest supplier, contributing US$162.48 million, a 5.28 percent increase from November. India and South Korea also posted growth, with imports rising by 7.47 percent and 14.35 percent, respectively. Bangladesh showed the highest growth rate, with imports increasing by 24.84 percent to US$302,536.

Conversely, imports from Austria and the Netherlands saw sharp declines of 40.79 percent and 88.07 percent, respectively. Taiwan, Thailand, and Japan also recorded decreases of 6.32 percent, 10.40 percent, and 8.29 percent, respectively.

Vietnam import data for yarn in December 2024 US$

	December	November	MoM	YTD
Total	238,312,729	234,167,358	1.77%	2,713,184,660
Other	9,583,339	10,363,674	-7.53%	85,750,229
China	162,477,818	154,325,275	5.28%	1,752,359,708
Taiwan	18,867,522	20,141,383	-6.32%	225,960,486
India	10,745,531	9,999,009	7.47%	170,386,588
South Korea	9,881,453	8,641,699	14.35%	120,239,860
Thailand	9,628,884	10,747,001	-10.40%	135,267,309
Indonesia	7,636,215	8,854,679	-13.76%	93,171,176
Japan	4,823,111	5,259,123	-8.29%	57,096,399
Malaysia	2,426,017	2,446,128	-0.82%	30,559,052
Austria	1,347,846	2,276,223	-40.79%	23,488,170
Pakistan	428,567	409,750	4.59%	10,400,579
Bangladesh	302,536	242,346	24.84%	3,523,749
Hong Kong	130,718	182,944	-28.55%	1,828,906
Netherlands	33,172	278,124	-88.07%	3,152,449

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