Tridge summary
Vietnam's livestock product exports are projected to reach $515 million in 2023, with pork exports estimated to increase by 28% to $63.3 million. The country is expected to export 12,276 tons of pigs and import 114 thousand tons of pork, with imports of edible pork byproducts set to increase by 77%. Additionally, Vietnam is anticipated to import 16.8 million tons of animal feed raw materials, worth $6.8 billion, including corn, bagasse, wheat, barley, DDGS, bran, broken rice, soybeans, and supplementary foods.
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In 2023, the value of livestock product exports will reach 515 million dollars. Of which, the total volume of pigs exported in 2023 will reach 12,276 tons, a slight increase compared to 2022 with 11,518 tons. Vietnam's total pork export volume is estimated to reach nearly 63.3 million USD, an increase of 28% compared to the same period in 2022 (49.314 million USD). In 2023, Vietnam imported about 114 thousand tons of pork (representing almost 3% of total domestic pork consumption). Pork imports in 2023 were equivalent to 2022, but imports of edible pork byproducts in 2023 increased by 77%. The number of breeding pigs imported into Vietnam in 2022 was 6,527 female breeders and 1,375 male breeders. In 2023, 5,457 pigs for GGP, GP and mother line were imported; of which, 3,746 were females and 1,711 were males. Vietnam imported about 16.8 million tons of animal feed raw materials in 2023 (equivalent to 6.8 billion USD) (not including materials of animal origin), of which the main ...
Source: 3tres3
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