Vietnam: Cashew kernel exports reached over 3.6 billion USD

Published 2024년 1월 4일

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The Vietnam Cashew Association reported that by the end of December 2023, the country's cashew industry had exported over 600,000 tons of cashew kernels with a turnover of 3.6 billion USD, maintaining its position as the top cashew exporter globally for 16 years. However, the industry faces instability due to overdevelopment of small-scale production and processing, leading to excess capacity and intense competition for raw materials and sales. To address these challenges, the association plans to hold an International Cashew Conference to discuss solutions for reshaping supply and demand and regulating prices in the global market.
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According to information just updated on January 3 by the Vietnam Cashew Association (Vinacas), by the end of December 2023, Vietnam's cashew industry enterprises have exported more than 600,000 tons of cashew kernels, with a turnover of over 600,000 tons. 3.6 billion USD. Mr. Nguyen Minh Hoa, Vice President of Vinacas, said that Vietnam currently holds the number one position in the world in cashew export, accounting for 80% of total global output for 16 consecutive years. However, Vietnam's cashew industry is showing instability. The main cause is the overdevelopment of small-scale cashew production and processing facilities. This causes processing capacity to exceed consumption demand and businesses have to compete with each other to buy raw materials and sell cashew kernels. According to Vinacas, this situation of buying and selling has lasted for many years but has not been completely resolved. This association calls on businesses throughout the industry in 2024 not to rush ...
Source: Vinacas

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