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Vietnam expects to earn US$3.3 billion from cashew exports

Vietnam expects to earn US$3.3 billion from cashew exports
Author: VNA
Publish date: Wednesday. June 21st, 2017

Vietnam’s cashew processing sector aims to export 360,000 tonnes of cashews for US$3.3 billion in 2017, a year-on-year increase of 2.8% in volume, according to the Vietnam Cashew Association.

vietnam expects to earn us$3.3 billion from cashew exports hinh 0 If the sector realises its goal in 2017, this will be the 12th consecutive year Vietnam has led the world in cashew exports.

In the first five months of this year, some 112,000 tonnes of cashews were exported for US$1.1 billion, down 9.5% in quantity but up 12.8% in value from the same time last year.

In 2016, cashew nut was one of Vietnam’s major farm produces, only behind coffee in terms of export value. The country pocketed US$3 billion from cashew exports, accounting for more than 50% of the world’s cashew trade value.

Vietnamese’s cashews have been entered 90 countries and territories worldwide. The US is the largest import market, accounting for 35% of Vietnam’s total cashew export volume, followed by the EU (25%) and China (18%).


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