Spending nearly 2 billion USD on imports, which fruit flooded into Vietnam the most?

Published 2024년 5월 27일

Tridge summary

Vietnam has imported over 725.6 million USD worth of fruits and vegetables in the first half of the year, with projections to reach 1.96 billion USD by the end of 2023. China is the leading supplier, contributing to 40.5% of the total import turnover, followed by the US and Australia. Apples are the most imported fruit, making up 21.8% of the total fruit imports, followed by grapes, tangerines, and pears. These imports are mainly low-priced and are essential as many are not locally producible or are not produced in sufficient quantities.
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Original content

Imported fruits are sold everywhere from traditional markets to "online markets", covering all large and small supermarkets in our country, overwhelming domestic fruits. Notably, besides the fruits in the high-end segment, many fruits are imported and sold at cheap prices, even super cheap. According to statistics from the General Department of Customs, as of mid-May, our country has spent 725.6 million USD to import fruits and vegetables to serve domestic consumption needs. In 2023 alone, Vietnam's fruit and vegetable imports will amount to 1.96 billion USD. Accordingly, China is the largest market supplying fruits and vegetables to Vietnam with import turnover reaching 794.7 million USD, down 7.4% over the same period last year. In 2023, goods from China account for 40.5% of our country's total fruit and vegetable import turnover. The US ranked second, with import turnover reaching 331.5 million USD, down 7%. Next is the Australian market, import turnover reached 142.4 million ...

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