925 tons of exported goods through Mong Cai Pontoon Bridge Opening

Seafood exports increased by more than 60% in January 2024

It is estimated that in January 2024, seafood exports will reach 730 million USD, an increase of 60.8% over the same period in 2023. However, seafood exports are facing many difficulties.

Vietnam is the second largest pepper supplier in the Chinese market.

Vietnam is the second largest pepper supplier in the Chinese market in 2023, with a volume of approximately 3.36 thousand tons, worth 13.23 million USD.

Why did wood and wood product exports to the Dutch market increase sharply in January 2024?

Vietnam's exports of wood and wood products to the Dutch market in January 2024 reached 9.2 million USD, an increase of 93.8% compared to January 2023.

Vietnam's pepper exports in January increased sharply, earning 79 million USD

Vietnam's pepper exports in January 2024 are estimated at 20,000 tons, worth 79 million USD, down 1.4% in volume and up 1.9% in value compared to December 2023.

In 2023, meat and meat products exports increased by 19%

In 2023, Vietnam's meat and meat product exports will increase by 19% compared to 2022.

China's durian imports from Vietnam increased by more than 1,000% in volume and value.

According to data from China Customs, in 2023, China's durian imports from Vietnam increased by 1,107% in volume and 1,035.8% in value compared to 2022.

Prolonged Red Sea tensions will affect Vietnam's rubber exports

January 2024 will reach about 260 thousand tons, worth 365 million USD. The prolonged Red Sea tension will also affect Vietnam's rubber exports.

Orders soar, export businesses accelerate from the beginning of the year

With export orders from the first days of the new year, many businesses are speeding up production to meet delivery deadlines.

Export of phones and components: Long-term prospects

The phone and components segment in the first month of 2024 continued to be the brightest spot among Vietnam's key export items.

Good harvest, good price, farmers in the West are busy harvesting winter-spring rice after Tet

Although the Tet atmosphere is still bustling, in many fields in the Mekong Delta, people are busy harvesting the winter-spring crop.

With a favorable start, coffee exports are expected to win big in 2024

Right in the first days of spring, many large and small orders were sent to the world by coffee exporting enterprises with many expectations in 2024.

Reduced selling pressure and a weaker USD help coffee export prices increase again.

Coffee prices have rebounded as liquidation pressure has eased and the US dollar has weakened. In addition, record low inventories since 2014 have also helped coffee exports regain momentum.

Lang Son : Tens of thousands of tons of agricultural products cleared customs during the Giap Thin Tet holiday

From February 8 to February 14, there were 826 vehicles carrying agricultural products for import and export through the border gates of Lang Son province.

Long An International Port issued an order to export 15 thousand tons of plastic granules in early spring.

On February 15, 2024 (January 6), Long An International Port officially opened and issued an order to export 15,000 tons of plastic pellets to Europe.

Import and export turnover of goods through Lao Cai increased sharply.

According to Lao Cai Border Gate Customs Branch, up to 61 businesses registered to open customs declarations for goods during Tet, a many-fold increase compared to last year's Tet.

Exports of goods to Australia in 2023 will reach nearly 5.23 billion USD

According to the General Department of Customs, exports of goods to Australia decreased by 5.3%, reaching nearly 5.23 billion USD, imports reached over 8.53 billion USD, down 15.7%.

Improved supply, export coffee prices fell for the third consecutive session

Improved supply in leading Arabica producing countries has created more confidence in market supply, putting pressure on export coffee prices.

On February 14, Huu Nghi and Tan Thanh border gates officially reopened.

On February 14, Tan Thanh border gate and Huu Nghi international border gate officially reopened after 4 days of Tet holiday.

The rising strength of the US dollar puts pressure on coffee export prices.

The rising strength of the US dollar is the main reason for the pressure on export coffee prices. Coffee prices continue to weaken with a decrease of 1.33% for Arabica and 0.91% for Robusta.