Vietnam’s crab exports increased by 25% year-on-year in October this year

Published 2023년 12월 11일

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Vietnam's crab exports in October reached nearly US$25 million, a 25% increase compared to the previous year, with cumulative export volume in the first 10 months at US$161 million, a 14% decrease. 44% of the export revenue comes from salt crab, live crab, and frozen crab, with Japanese, American, and Chinese markets accounting for 96% of the total exports. While exports to China, France, and the United Kingdom decreased, exports to Japan and the United States saw an increase, and Canada experienced a significant increase in crab imports from Vietnam.

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According to news from SeafoodMedia on December 8, in October this year, Vietnam’s crab exports were nearly US$25 million, a year-on-year increase of 25%. The cumulative export volume in the first 10 months was US$161 million, a year-on-year decrease of 14%. 44% of crab export revenue comes from salt crab, live crab and frozen crab, with export revenue of nearly 61 million US dollars. Vietnamese crabs are mainly exported to 32 markets around the world. Among the export markets, Japan, the United States, China (mainland and Hong Kong), France, Canada and the United Kingdom rank among the top six, accounting for 96% of total exports. In the first 10 months of this year, Vietnamese crab exports to China decreased by 75%, exports to France decreased by 41%, and exports to the United Kingdom decreased by 23%, while exports to Japan increased by 38%, and exports to the United States increased by 2%. Exports to Canada increased by 22%. Since the ...

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