In the first half of August 2024, Vietnam experienced a significant growth in its cashew nut exports, with a 16.59% increase in volume and a 33.8% increase in value compared to the same period in 2023. The total export volume from January 15 to August 15 reached 451,567 thousand tons, valued at 2.554 billion USD, showing a 25.24% increase in volume and 22.5% increase in value over the previous year. The average export price per ton in July 2024 was 6,168 USD, marking a 2.7% increase from June 2024 and a 10.8% increase from July 2023. The top 10 export markets, including the US, China, and the Netherlands, experienced double-digit growth. Despite these positive trends, the Vice President of the Vietnam Cashew Association, Mr. Ta Quang Huyen, does not anticipate a record-breaking year due to high raw material costs and the shift in farming towards more profitable durian crops. Additionally, the article discusses the potential relocation of cashew processing factories to Africa, driven by lower labor costs and the African continent's promotion of cashew nut processing.