Vietnamese soybean imports in October 2023

Published 2023년 11월 17일

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Preliminary statistics from the General Department of Customs reveal that soybean imports in October 2023 increased by 43.2% in volume and 43.9% in turnover compared to September 2023, with a slight price increase of 0.5%. However, compared to October 2022, there was only a slight increase in volume and a decrease in turnover by 7.9% and price by 11.5%. In the first 10 months of 2023, Vietnam imported over 1.61 million tons of soybeans, with a value of nearly 1.02 billion USD, experiencing a 5.2% increase in volume but a 4.5% decrease in turnover and a 9.1% decrease in price compared to the same period last year.
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According to preliminary statistics of the General Department of Customs, soybean imports in October 2023 reached 138,874 tons, equivalent to 83.81 million USD, average price 603.5 USD/ton, an increase of 43.2% in volume and increased turnover by 43.9% compared to September 2023, price increased slightly by 0.5%; Compared to October 2022, a slight increase of 4% in volume but a decrease of 7.9% in turnover and a decrease in price of 11.5%. In the first 10 months of 2023, the whole country imported over 1.61 million tons of soybeans, worth nearly 1.02 billion USD, average price 632.6 USD/ton, up 5.2% in volume, but down 4.5%. 4% in turnover and 9.1% decrease in price compared to the first 10 months of 2022. Soybeans imported to Vietnam from the Brazilian market the most, in October 2023 increased sharply by over 39% in both volume and turnover compared to September 2023, the price increased slightly by 0.2%, reaching 92,929 tons, equivalent to equivalent to 53.28 million USD, ...
Source: Vinanet

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