Vietnam's Tuna Exports Rebound Strongly, with US and Japanese Markets Becoming Key Breakthrough Channels

Published 2025년 6월 30일

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According to data released by the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Processors (VASEP) on June 27, tuna exports from Vietnam reached a value of over $91 million in May 2025, marking the highest monthly level this year and an 8% year-on-year increase, signaling the first significant rebound in 2025. Facing uncertainties from U.S. trade policy changes and geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East, Vietnamese enterprises are actively adjusting market strategies and promoting export diversification to seek stability and progress.

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US Market Rebounds Enterprises "Sprint" to Avoid Tariff Impact In May 2025, Vietnam's tuna exports to the US market showed strong growth, rising 37% month-on-month. This is largely due to the upcoming end of the 90-day "tariff suspension" window on July 9, with enterprises rushing to ship in advance and accelerate customs clearance to avoid potential punitive tariffs as high as 46%. As Vietnam's largest tuna export market, the US accounted for 41% of cumulative export share in the first five months of the year. Data shows that Vietnamese enterprises demonstrate strong market sensitivity and flexible scheduling capabilities when facing external pressures, playing a "stabilizing" role in quickly adjusting export strategies to the US. EU Market Under Pressure Slowdown Across Multiple Countries In contrast to the US market's rapid rebound, Vietnam's exports to the EU market have shown weakness. In May, total exports declined 11% year-on-year. While exports to traditional major markets ...
Source: Foodmate

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