Vietnam's scallop exports grow strongly

Published 2024년 12월 17일

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In 2024, Vietnam's scallop exports experienced remarkable growth, becoming the third largest mollusk export product after clams and snails, with exports exceeding $8 million in October alone, a 1700% increase from the previous year. From January to October, scallop exports totaled over $31 million, marking a 206% increase year-on-year. These scallops are exported to more than 20 markets, with the United States, Denmark, and Japan being the primary importers. Exports to the United States have seen significant growth, particularly in 2024, and Japan's import of Vietnamese scallops has also increased due to diversification following water pollution from China. Vietnam's scallop exports to Denmark, however, are declining. Despite this, the overall growth trend for Vietnam's scallop exports is expected to continue.

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In 2024, Vietnam's scallop exports performed strongly, becoming the third largest mollusk export product after clams and snails. Against the backdrop of strong global market demand, Vietnam's scallop exports exceeded US$8 million in October alone, soaring year-on-year. 1700%. In the first ten months, the total export volume of scallops exceeded US$31 million, a year-on-year increase of 206%. Currently, Vietnamese scallops have been exported to more than 20 markets around the world, of which the United States, Denmark and Japan are the main importing countries. Especially in the US market, Vietnamese scallops have achieved a significant breakthrough. In 2023, Vietnam's scallop exports to the United States will be limited to small orders. In 2024, the export scale will increase significantly, and orders will increase month by month and stabilize. In the first ten months, Vietnam's scallop exports to the United States have exceeded US$11 million, 131 times that of the same period ...

Source: Foodmate