Vietnam's corn imports in the first 2 months of 2023 decreased in both volume and value

Published 2023년 3월 20일

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In the first two months of 2023, Vietnam experienced a significant increase in corn imports, with a total of 1.37 million tons imported from Brazil, Argentina, and India. Brazil was the largest supplier, contributing to over 57% of the country's total corn import volume and value. The price of corn from Brazil saw a 20.7% decrease in volume and a 20% decrease in turnover compared to January 2023 but a sharp 25.8% increase in volume, 31.5% increase in turnover, and a 4.5% increase in price compared to February 2022. Argentina was the second-largest supplier, followed by India. The total value of corn imports in the first two months of 2023 was nearly 827.84 million USD.
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Of which, February 2023 alone reached 638,359 tons, equivalent to 215.57 million USD, the average price was 337.7 USD/ton, down 20.7% in volume, down 20% in turnover, but the price increased by 0.9 % compared to January 2023; compared with February 2022, it increased sharply by 25.8% in volume, 31.5% in turnover and 4.5% in price. Brazil is the main market supplying corn to Vietnam in the first two months of 2023, accounting for over 57% of the country's total corn import volume and turnover, reaching 820,119 tons, equivalent to nearly 272.64 million USD. price of 332.4 USD/ton, a sharp increase of 242% in volume, 261.3 % in turnover and 5.6% in price over the same period in 2022; February 2023 alone reached 375,669 tons, equivalent to 125.75 million USD, priced at 334.7 USD/ton, down 19.5% in volume, down 18.3% in turnover compared to January 2023, the price increased slightly. 1.5%; Compared to February 2022, it increased sharply by 257% in volume, 278% in turnover, and price ...
Source: Vinanet

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