Brazil and the US are the 'bosses' but Cambodia is the potential 'customer' in this product: Vietnam's imports have increased by nearly 3,000%, no matter how much you buy, it's not enough

Published 2024년 5월 2일

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Vietnam's soybean imports in the first quarter of 2024 reached 539,997 tons, with a value of nearly 296.62 million USD, a 3% increase in volume but a 14.4% decrease in turnover, and a 21% decrease in price compared to the same period in 2023. Brazil was the largest supplier, followed by the US, and there was increased import activity from Cambodia. Despite this, soybean prices are expected to decrease due to the expectation of expanded supply in the coming crop year.
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Source: markettimes.vn According to preliminary statistics of the General Department of Customs, Vietnam's soybean imports in the first 3 months of 2024 reached 539,997 tons, worth nearly 296.62 million USD, average price of 549.3 USD/ton, an increase of 8,000 USD/ton. 3% in volume, but down 14.4% in turnover and 21% in price compared to the first 3 months of 2023. Of which, in March 2024 alone, it reached 200,868 tons, equivalent to 103.58 million USD, average price 515.6 USD/ton, up 58.3% in volume and 46% in turnover compared to February 2024. but prices decreased by 7.8%; Compared to March 2023, it increased by 2.1% in volume, but decreased by 22.3% in turnover and decreased by 23.9% in price. Brazil is the largest market supplying soybeans to Vietnam in the first 3 months of 2024, accounting for nearly 50.7% of the total volume and 49% of the country's total soybean import turnover, reaching 273,766 tons, equivalent to equivalent to nearly 145.19 million USD, price 530.3 ...
Source: AgroInfo.vn

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