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26 billion, an increase of 9.
5%
year-on-year.
Among them, exports reached 49.
04 billion US dollars, an increase of 11.
8%, and imports reached about 41.
22 billion US dollars, an increase of 6.
9%.
The trade surplus in agriculture, forestry and aquatic products reached US$7.
82 billion, an increase of 47.
8%.
As a result, the export value of agriculture, forestry and fishery products in the first 11 months of 2022 has exceeded the 2021 record of US$48.
6 billion
.
82 billion, an increase of 47.
8%.
As a result, the export value of agriculture, forestry and fishery products in the first 11 months of 2022 has exceeded the 2021 record of US$48.
6 billion
.
In November 2022, the export value of agriculture, forestry and aquatic products exceeded US$4.
27 billion, down 4.
8% from November 2021 and 0.
2%
from October 2022.
Among them, the export value of major agricultural products reached 2.
13 billion US dollars, a year-on-year increase of 10.
3%; The export value of main forest products reached nearly US$1.
2 billion, down 15.
2%; Exports of aquatic products amounted to US$750 million, down 17.
5%, and livestock exports amounted to US$1.
7 million, down 13.
5
%.
27 billion, down 4.
8% from November 2021 and 0.
2%
from October 2022.
Among them, the export value of major agricultural products reached 2.
13 billion US dollars, a year-on-year increase of 10.
3%; The export value of main forest products reached nearly US$1.
2 billion, down 15.
2%; Exports of aquatic products amounted to US$750 million, down 17.
5%, and livestock exports amounted to US$1.
7 million, down 13.
5
%.
In the first 11 months of 2022, the cumulative export value of major agricultural products reached US$20.
73 billion, a year-on-year increase of 6.
6%; The export volume of main forest products1 reached 5.
59 billion US dollars, an increase of 8.
2%; The export value of aquatic products reached US$10.
14 billion, an increase of 27%; Livestock exports amounted to US$361.
4 million, down 8.
4%; Production input costs exceeded $2.
2 billion, an increase of 38.
1%.
73 billion, a year-on-year increase of 6.
6%; The export volume of main forest products1 reached 5.
59 billion US dollars, an increase of 8.
2%; The export value of aquatic products reached US$10.
14 billion, an increase of 27%; Livestock exports amounted to US$361.
4 million, down 8.
4%; Production input costs exceeded $2.
2 billion, an increase of 38.
1%.
Agricultural exports exceeding $2 billion include coffee, rubber, rice, fruits and vegetables, cashew nuts, shrimp, fish and wood products
.
.
In the first 11 months of 2022, the cumulative export value of major agricultural products reached US$20.
73 billion, a year-on-year increase of 6.
6%; The export volume of main forest products1 reached 5.
59 billion US dollars, an increase of 8.
2%; The export value of aquatic products reached US$10.
14 billion, an increase of 27%; Livestock exports amounted to US$361.
4 million, down 8.
4%; Production input costs exceeded $2.
2 billion, an increase of 38.
1%.
73 billion, a year-on-year increase of 6.
6%; The export volume of main forest products1 reached 5.
59 billion US dollars, an increase of 8.
2%; The export value of aquatic products reached US$10.
14 billion, an increase of 27%; Livestock exports amounted to US$361.
4 million, down 8.
4%; Production input costs exceeded $2.
2 billion, an increase of 38.
1%.
Among them, exports of a variety of commodities were higher than in the same period last year: coffee exports exceeded US$3.
5 billion (up 31.
5%), rubber exceeded US$2.
9 billion (up 3%), rice exceeded US$3.
2 billion (up 6.
9%), pepper US$895 million (up 3.
2%), cassava and cassava products exceeded US$1.
2 billion (up 16.
4%), fish cha US$2.
2 billion (up 62%), shrimp US$4.
1 billion (up 14.
6%), wood and wood products US$14.
6 billion (up 9%) )
。
5 billion (up 31.
5%), rubber exceeded US$2.
9 billion (up 3%), rice exceeded US$3.
2 billion (up 6.
9%), pepper US$895 million (up 3.
2%), cassava and cassava products exceeded US$1.
2 billion (up 16.
4%), fish cha US$2.
2 billion (up 62%), shrimp US$4.
1 billion (up 14.
6%), wood and wood products US$14.
6 billion (up 9%) )
。
In terms of export markets, Asia accounted for 44.
7% of the market, the Americas 27.
4%, Europe 11.
3%, Oceania 1.
7% and Africa 1.
7%.
7% of the market, the Americas 27.
4%, Europe 11.
3%, Oceania 1.
7% and Africa 1.
7%.
The United States continued to be Vietnam's largest export market, with exports of US$12.
3 billion, accounting for 25%
of the market.
China ranked second with exports of about US$9.
3 billion, accounting for 18.
9% of the market; The third is Japan, with exports of US$3.
9 billion, accounting for 7.
9%.
3 billion, accounting for 25%
of the market.
China ranked second with exports of about US$9.
3 billion, accounting for 18.
9% of the market; The third is Japan, with exports of US$3.
9 billion, accounting for 7.
9%.
According to Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, China has not completely abandoned the "zero epidemic" policy, Chinese the yuan and Thai baht depreciate against Vietnamese dong and the US dollar, so China tends to import more Thai products
.
.
Fortunately, fresh pomelo has recently become the seventh fruit in Vietnam to be approved for import into the US market after mango, longan, lychee, dragon fruit, rambutan and star apple
.
.
The United States continued to be Vietnam's largest export market, with exports of US$12.
3 billion, accounting for 25%
of the market.
China ranked second with exports of about US$9.
3 billion, accounting for 18.
9% of the market; The third is Japan, with exports of US$3.
9 billion, accounting for 7.
9%.
3 billion, accounting for 25%
of the market.
China ranked second with exports of about US$9.
3 billion, accounting for 18.
9% of the market; The third is Japan, with exports of US$3.
9 billion, accounting for 7.
9%.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Agricultural Development said it continued to guide the organization and organization of the implementation of the durian export agreement to China, focusing on meeting China's temporary requirements for passion fruit and the United States
' requirements for grapefruit.
' requirements for grapefruit.
The Ministry expedited negotiations and signed procedures on the technical content of the protocol on phytosanitary requirements for dragon fruit, longan, lychee, rambutan and mango exported to China, and jointly conducted weekly online inspections of bananas and durian products with the General Administration of Customs of China; Negotiate the removal of technical and trade barriers in markets such as Japan, South Korea, Myanmar, Australia, and New Zealand, and promote positive trade exports
in these potential markets.
in these potential markets.
Vietnam has cooperated with Japanese phytosanitary inspectors to inspect Vietnamese dragon fruit, mango and longan processing plants to facilitate the export
of these products.
of these products.
In terms of imports, Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development said that imports of agriculture, forestry and fishery products in the first 11 months of this year are expected to exceed US$41.
22 billion, an increase of 6.
9%
year-on-year.
Among them, the import value of major agricultural products exceeded 25.
21 billion US dollars, an increase of 3.
9%; Imports of aquatic products reached US$2.
5 billion, an increase of 39.
7%; The import value of major forest products reached US$2.
89 billion, an increase of 4%; Livestock imports fell 3.
2 percent to $3 billion
.
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22 billion, an increase of 6.
9%
year-on-year.
Among them, the import value of major agricultural products exceeded 25.
21 billion US dollars, an increase of 3.
9%; Imports of aquatic products reached US$2.
5 billion, an increase of 39.
7%; The import value of major forest products reached US$2.
89 billion, an increase of 4%; Livestock imports fell 3.
2 percent to $3 billion
.
(End)