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Agriculture-forestry-aquaculture exports exceed US$36 bln

VGP – The export turnover of agriculture-forestry-aquaculture products were estimated at US$3.13 billion in December, raising the total export value of the year to US$36.37 billion, up 13% from 2016, according to the statistics of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.

December 27, 2017 4:30 PM GMT+7

Photo: VGP/Thuy Dung

The exports of agricultural, aquatic and forestry products reached US$18.96 billion, US$8.32 billion and US$7.97 billion, witnessing respective increases of 15.7%, 18% and 9.2%. 

Rice exports gained US$2.66 billion, up 22.4% in volume and 23.2% in value while rubber exports attained 1.39 million tons, worth US$2.26 billion, up 11% in volume and 35.6% in value. 

The export turnover of cashew in 2017 was estimated at 353,000 tons, earning US$3.52 billion, up 1.9% in volume and up 23.8% in value. 

The nation gained US$7.6 billion from exporting wood and wooden products, up 9.1% and US$8.32 billion from exporting aquatic products, up 18%. 

Remarkably, fruits and vegetables exports in the year obtained US$3.45 billion, up 40.5%. 

China, Japan, the U.S. and the Republic of Korea were among Viet Nam’s largest fruits and vegetables importers. 

By Thuy Dung