According to CRI statistics, approximately 290 Vietnamese suppliers exported cassava starch in 2024, totaling US$970 million. According to CRI analysis, China is always the largest export destinations of Vietnam’s Cassava Starch, and accounting for approximately 89% of the total export value in 2024. From January to July 2025, the cumulated export value reached US$635 million, an increase of 7% over the same period last year. CRI predicts that driven by the steady expansion of food processing, beverage and other markets in China and Asia, Vietnam’s cassava starch exports will be expected to continue to grow in the next few years.

To help global food processing and sugar buyers, beverage and sugar industry buyers, paper and textile manufacturers, traders, and cross-border supply chain management companies more efficiently connect with the Vietnamese market, CRI launches the 2023-2025 Vietnam Cassava Starch Exporters Business Directory. This directory covers hundreds of Vietnamese Cassava Starch exporters from 2023 to 2025, including local cassava starch processing companies, multinational agricultural product suppliers, agricultural product export wholesalers and professional traders. The content includes important information such as company name, address, contact information, annual export value, etc. It supports EXCEL format, which is convenient for screening, classification and batch contact at any time.

As a major global cassava producer and starch exporter, Vietnam’s export share continues to grow in China, Japan, ASEAN, and other international markets, leveraging its abundant raw material supply, strong processing capabilities, and geographical advantages. This directory specifically highlights export suppliers with stable supply capabilities and international trade experience to help buyers quickly identify partners and mitigate procurement risks.

The directory also provides a brief analysis of Vietnam’s cassava starch market trends and key export markets, complementing the company directory information to provide valuable reference and decision-making basis for downstream purchasing companies. By launching this directory, CRI hopes to help global buyers more easily access target customers, achieve accurate matching, and achieve efficient collaboration.

CRI has offices in Shanghai, China and Hanoi, Vietnam. We have been deeply involved in the Vietnamese market for many years and focuses on providing market research, project site selection, enterprise docking and supply chain integration services to companies planning to enter the Southeast Asian market.

Directory Highlights:

Comprehensive Coverage:

It includes major Vietnamese local processing companies, agricultural product exporters, professional trading companies, etc.

Detailed Information:

Includes practical information such as the supplier’s company name, contact information, export value etc.

Product Focus:

The directory focusses on exporters, wholesalers, processers and professional traders of durians, helping global cassava starch buyers directly reach suppliers.

Regular Updates:

Data is sourced from industry associations, customs import and export statistics, company registration information, and exhibition directories. CRI regularly verifies and updates these data to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of suppliers’ information.

Efficient Connectivity:

The directory has a clear format and supports Excel format, which facilitates quick screening, group management and batch contact, helping global procurement companies to connect Vietnam’s market efficiently and accurately.

Market Value:

The directory includes a brief analysis of the current export status and future trends of Vietnamese cassava starch, helping companies grasp market dynamics and cooperation opportunities.

Table of Contents

1 Explanation of the Directory of Cassava Starch Exporters in Vietnam

1.1 Directory Introduction

1.2 Directory of Applicable Targets

1.3 Update Cycle and Information Validity

2 Market Overview of Cassava Starch in Vietnam

2.1 Overview of Vietnam’s Cassava Starch Market Development

2.2 Main Uses and Demand Trends of Cassava Starch

2.3 Market Opportunities and Competitions of Cassava Starch in Vietnam

3 Exporters Business Directory of Vietnam’s Cassava Starch

3.1 Exporter Business Directory Entry Fields

3.2 Classification by Business Type of Exporters

3.3 Classification by Export Value

3.4 Classification by Region in Vietnam

3.5 Classification by Year

4 Usage Guide of Exporters Business Directory and Cooperation Suggestions

4.1 Usage Guide of Exporters Business Directory of Vietnam’s Cassava Starch

4.2 Cooperation Suggestions

LIST OF CHARTS

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Chart 2023 Exporters Business Directory of Cassava Starch in Vietnam

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According to CRI statistics, a total of about 240 Vietnamese buyers imported Soybeans in 2024, totaling US$1,126 million. According to CRI analysis, Brazil, United States and Canada were the top three import sources of Vietnam’s Soybean in 2024, accounting for approximately 48%, 41% and 6% of the total import value, respectively. Vietnam’s soybean imports increased by 4% year-on-year in 2024, and in the first half of 2025, the cumulative value reached US$689 million, the same as the same period last year. CRI predicts that driven by the expansion of demand for oilseeds and feed and the upgrading of residents’ food consumption, Vietnam’s soybean imports will continue to rise steadily in the next few years.

To help domestic and international soybean buyers expand into the Vietnamese market more efficiently, CRI launches the 2023-2025 Vietnam Soybean Importers Business Directory. This directory covers hundreds of Vietnamese importers from 2023 to 2025, including oil processing companies, food processing companies, feed production companies, soybean distributors and professional traders. The content includes important information such as company name, contact address, contact information, annual import amount, etc. It supports EXCEL format, which is convenient for screening, classification and batch contact at any time.

The publication of the 2023-2025 Vietnam Soybean Importers Business Directory aims to provide soybean buyers and related companies with a precise and efficient market expansion tool. The directory not only compiles core information on major Vietnamese soybean importers but also provides a direct and efficient channel to target customers, facilitating efficient matchmaking and collaboration. It serves as a valuable reference for understanding Vietnam’s soybean import landscape and a powerful support for companies to diversify market risks, expand diversified channels, and formulate strategic decisions. Through this directory, companies can better capitalize on opportunities in the Vietnamese soybean market and achieve resource sharing and mutually beneficial cooperation.

CRI has offices in Shanghai, China and Hanoi, Vietnam. It has been deeply involved in the Vietnamese market for many years and focuses on providing market research, project site selection, enterprise docking and supply chain integration services to companies planning to enter the Southeast Asian market.

Directory Highlights:

Comprehensive Coverage:

It includes procurement information of major oil processing enterprises, food enterprises, feed groups and trading companies in Vietnam, covering major industrial areas such as Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.

Detailed Information:

Includes practical information such as the buyer’s company name, contact information, import volume etc.

Product Focus:

The directory focusses on food processors, oilseed suppliers, feed suppliers, importers and distributors of soybean products, helping buyers reach their target customers directly.

Regular Updates:

Data is sourced from industry associations, customs import statistics, company registration information, and exhibition directories. CRI regularly verifies and updates these data to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of buyer information.

Efficient Connectivity:

The directory has a clear format and supports Excel format, which facilitates quick screening, group management and batch contact, helping import companies save time and cost in acquiring customers.

Market Value:

This directory provides an analysis of the current import situation and market demand trends for Soybeans in Vietnam, helping companies grasp market dynamics and cooperation opportunities.

Table of Contents

1 Explanation of the Directory of Soybean Importers in Vietnam

1.1 Directory Introduction

1.2 Directory of Applicable Parties

1.3 Update cycle and information validity

2 Market Overview of Soybean in Vietnam

2.1 Overview of Vietnam’s Soybean Market Development

2.2 Main Uses and Demand Trends of Soybean

2.3 Market Opportunities and Competitions of Soybean in Vietnam

3 Importers Business Directory of Soybean in Vietnam

3.1 Importer Business Directory Entry Fields

3.2 Classification by Type of Importers

3.3 Classification by Import Value

3.4 Classification by Region in Vietnam

3.5 Classification by Year

4 Usage Guide and Cooperation Suggestions of Importers Business Directory

4.1 Usage Guide of Importer Business Directory of Vietnam’s Soybean

4.2 Cooperation Suggestions

LIST OF CHARTS

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According to CRI statistics, approximately 350 Vietnamese suppliers exported roasted coffee beans (not decaffeinated) in 2024, totaling US$73.912 million. According to CRI analysis, Japan, South Korea and United States were the top three export destinations of Vietnam’s roasted coffee beans (not decaffeinated) in 2024, accounting for approximately 23%, 15% and 10% of the total export value, respectively. From January to July in 2025, the cumulated export value reached US$49.04 million, an increase of 22% over the same period last year. CRI predicts that driven by the expansion of global coffee consumption demand, Vietnam’s export value of roasted coffee beans (not decaffeinated) will expected to continue to grow in the next few years.

To help global coffee buyers, brand owners, traders and multinational supply chain management companies expand into the Vietnamese market more efficiently, CRI launches the 2023-2025 Vietnam Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) Exporters Business Directory. This directory covers hundreds of Vietnamese roasted coffee beans exporters from 2023 to 2025, including well-known brand companies, boutique coffee roasting factories, foreign joint ventures and professional traders. The content includes important information such as company name, contact address, contact information, annual export value, etc. It supports EXCEL format, which is convenient for screening, classification and batch contact at any time.

The publication of the 2023-2025 Vietnam Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) Exporters Business Directory aims to build an efficient collaboration platform for global coffee sourcing companies and multinational supply chain management organizations, providing authoritative and accurate market information. The directory not only helps coffee sourcing companies quickly identify target customers and expand international markets, but also reduces market development costs. It serves as a valuable reference tool for strategic decision-making and a powerful aid in enhancing competitiveness and seizing opportunities in the Vietnamese and Southeast Asian markets.

CRI has offices in Shanghai, China and Hanoi, Vietnam. We have been deeply involved in the Vietnamese market for many years and focuses on providing market research, project site selection, enterprise docking and supply chain integration services to companies planning to enter the Southeast Asian market.

Directory Highlights:

Comprehensive Coverage:

It includes major Vietnamese roasted coffee bean exporters, such as well-known local roasting brands, professional processing plants, foreign-funded/joint ventures and emerging specialty coffee manufacturers.

Detailed Information:

Includes practical information such as the supplier’s company name, contact information, export value etc.

Product Focus:

The directory focusses on manufacturers, distributors, and exporters of roasted coffee beans, helping downstream buyers directly reach roasted coffee beans suppliers.

Regular Updates:

Data is sourced from industry associations, customs import and export statistics, company registration information, and exhibition directories. CRI regularly verifies and updates these data to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of suppliers’ information.

Efficient Connectivity:

The directory has a clear format and supports Excel format, which facilitates quick screening, group management and batch contact, helping buyers save time and cost in acquiring product sources.

Market Value:

This directory provides an overview of the Vietnamese roasted coffee beans (not decaffeinated) market and a brief analysis of future trends, helping businesses understand market dynamics and identify potential opportunities.

Table of Contents

1 Explanation of the Directory of Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) Exporters in Vietnam

1.1 Directory Introduction

1.2 Directory of Applicable Targets

1.3 Update Cycle and Information Validity

2 Market Overview of Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam

2.1 Overview of Vietnam’s Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) Market Development

2.2 Main Uses and Demand Trends of Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated)

2.3 Market Opportunities and Competitions of Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam

3 Exporters Business Directory of Vietnam’s Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated)

3.1 Exporter Business Directory Entry Fields

3.2 Classification by Business Type of Exporters

3.3 Classification by Export Value

3.4 Classification by Region in Vietnam

3.5 Classification by Year

4 Usage Guide and Cooperation Suggestions of Exporters Business Directory

4.1 Usage Guide of Exporters Business Directory of Vietnam’s Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated)

4.2 Cooperation Suggestions

LIST OF CHARTS

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Chart 2025 Exporters Business Directory of Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam

Chart 2024 Exporters Business Directory of Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam

Chart 2023 Exporters Business Directory of Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam (Classification by Region)

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Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Roasted Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam (Classification by Export Value)

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According to CRI statistics, approximately 230 Vietnamese suppliers exported green coffee beans (not decaffeinated) in 2024, totaling US$4489 million. According to CRI analysis, Switzerland, Netherland and Singapore were the top three export destinations of Vietnam’s Green coffee beans (not decaffeinated) in 2024, accounting for approximately 29%, 11% and 10% of the total export value, respectively. From January to July 2025, the cumulated export value reached US$5971 million, an increase of 100% over the same period last year. CRI predicts that driven by the expansion of global coffee consumption demand, Vietnam’s export value of green coffee beans (not decaffeinated) will be expected to continue to grow in the next few years.

To help global coffee beans buyers, traders and other related companies expand into the Vietnamese market more efficiently, CRI launches the 2023-2025 Vietnam Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) Exporters Business Directory. This directory covers hundreds of Vietnamese roasted coffee beans exporters from 2023 to 2025, including large state-owned enterprises, private leading enterprises, regional cooperatives and foreign-funded/joint venture companies, etc. The content includes important information such as company name, contact address, contact information, annual export value, etc. It supports EXCEL format, which is convenient for screening, classification and batch contact at any time.

The publication of the 2023-2025 Vietnam Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) Exporters Business Directory aims to provide global green coffee beans buyers and cross-border supply chain management companies with precise and efficient market expansion tools. It not only compiles core information on major Vietnamese green coffee bean exporters but also provides downstream buyers with a direct and efficient channel to target suppliers, facilitating efficient matchmaking and collaboration.

The directory serves as a valuable reference for understanding Vietnam’s green coffee bean export landscape and a powerful support for businesses to diversify market risks, expand diversified channels, and formulate strategic decisions. Through this directory, companies can better capitalize on opportunities in the Vietnamese green coffee bean market, achieving resource sharing and mutually beneficial cooperation.

CRI has offices in Shanghai, China and Hanoi, Vietnam. We have been deeply involved in the Vietnamese market for many years and focuses on providing market research, project site selection, enterprise docking and supply chain integration services to companies planning to enter the Southeast Asian market.

Directory Highlights:

Comprehensive Coverage:

It includes major Vietnamese coffee bean producers, professional processing plants, distributors and traders.

Detailed Information:

Includes practical information such as the supplier’s company name, contact information, export value etc.

Product Focus:

The directory focusses on processors, planting producers, distributors, and exporters of coffee beans, helping downstream buyers directly reach green coffee beans suppliers.

Regular Updates:

Data is sourced from industry associations, customs import and export statistics, company registration information, and exhibition directories. CRI regularly verifies and updates these data to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of suppliers’ information.

Efficient Connectivity:

The directory has a clear format and supports Excel format, which facilitates quick screening, group management and batch contact, helping buyers save time and cost in acquiring product sources.

Market Value:

This directory provides an overview of the Vietnamese green coffee beans (not decaffeinated) market and a brief analysis of future trends, helping businesses understand market dynamics and identify potential opportunities.

Table of Contents

1 Explanation of the Directory of Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) Exporters in Vietnam

1.1 Directory Introduction

1.2 Directory of Applicable Targets

1.3 Update Cycle and Information Validity

2 Market Overview of Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam

2.1 Overview of Vietnam’s Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) Market Development

2.2 Main Uses and Demand Trends of Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated)

2.3 Market Opportunities and Competitions of Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam

3 Exporters Business Directory of Vietnam’s Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated)

3.1 Exporter Business Directory Entry Fields

3.2 Classification by Business Type of Exporters

3.3 Classification by Export Value

3.4 Classification by Region in Vietnam

3.5 Classification by Year

4 Usage Guide of Exporters Business Directory and Cooperation Suggestions

4.1 Usage Guide of Exporters Business Directory of Vietnam’s Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated)

4.2 Cooperation Suggestions

LIST OF CHARTS

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam

Chart 2025 Exporters Business Directory of Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam

Chart 2024 Exporters Business Directory of Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam

Chart 2023 Exporters Business Directory of Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam (Classification by Region)

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam (Classification by Business Type of Exporters)

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Green Coffee Beans (Not Decaffeinated) in Vietnam (Classification by Export Value)

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According to CRI statistics, approximately 300 Vietnamese suppliers exported durians in 2024, totaling US$2.921 billion. According to CRI analysis, China was the largest export destinations of Vietnam’s durians in 2024, accounting for approximately 73% of the total export value. From January to July 2025, the cumulated export value reached US$1.234 billion. CRI predicts that with the continuous improvement of Vietnamese durian quality and the development of frozen processed products, the export value of Vietnamese durian will be expected to continue to grow in the next few years.

To meet the growing demand for Vietnamese durian from global fruit buyers, food processors, traders, and cross-border supply chain management companies, CRI launches the 2023-2025 Vietnam Durians Exporters Business Directory. This directory covers hundreds of Vietnamese durians exporters from 2023 to 2025, including fruit wholesalers, fruit exporters, professional traders and cold chain logistics companies. The content includes important information such as company name, address, contact information, annual export value, etc. It supports EXCEL format, which is convenient for screening, classification and batch contact at any time.

The publication of the 2023-2025 Vietnam Durians Exporters Business Directory aims to aims to build an efficient collaboration bridge between global buyers and trading companies, centrally presenting authoritative and detailed exporter information to help buyers quickly find reliable supply partners.

By providing core data such as company size and contact information, the directory not only reduces the cost of market entry and information search, but also provides strong support for companies to expand diversified cooperation channels, diversify procurement risks, and formulate market strategies. This directory will help purchasing companies better seize opportunities in the Vietnamese durian market, enabling resource sharing and win-win cooperation.

CRI has offices in Shanghai, China and Hanoi, Vietnam. We have been deeply involved in the Vietnamese market for many years and focuses on providing market research, project site selection, enterprise docking and supply chain integration services to companies planning to enter the Southeast Asian market.

Directory Highlights:

Comprehensive Coverage:

It includes major Vietnamese large fruit and vegetable export groups, regional cooperatives, foreign-invested/joint venture companies, and professional traders.

Detailed Information:

Includes practical information such as the supplier’s company name, contact information, export value etc.

Product Focus:

The directory focusses on exporters, wholesalers, cold chain logistics providers and professional traders of durians, helping global buyers directly reach suppliers.

Regular Updates:

Data is sourced from industry associations, customs import and export statistics, company registration information, and exhibition directories. CRI regularly verifies and updates these data to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of suppliers’ information.

Efficient Connectivity:

The directory has a clear format and supports Excel format, which facilitates quick screening, group management and batch contact, helping buyers save time and cost in acquiring product sources.

Market Value:

The directory includes a brief analysis of the current export status and future trends of Vietnamese durian, helping companies grasp market dynamics and cooperation opportunities.

Table of Contents

1 Explanation of the Directory of Durians Exporters in Vietnam

1.1 Directory Introduction

1.2 Directory of Applicable Targets

1.3 Update Cycle and Information Validity

2 Market Overview of Durians in Vietnam

2.1 Overview of Vietnam’s Durians Market Development

2.2 Main Uses and Demand Trends of Durians

2.3 Market Opportunities and Competitions of Durians in Vietnam

3 Exporters Business Directory of Vietnam’s Durians

3.1 Exporter Business Directory Entry Fields

3.2 Classification by Business Type of Exporters

3.3 Classification by Export Value

3.4 Classification by Region in Vietnam

3.5 Classification by Year

4 Usage Guide of Exporters Business Directory and Cooperation Suggestions

4.1 Usage Guide of Exporters Business Directory of Vietnam’s Durians

4.2 Cooperation Suggestions

LIST OF CHARTS

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Durians in Vietnam

Chart 2025 Exporters Business Directory of Durians in Vietnam

Chart 2024 Exporters Business Directory of Durians in Vietnam

Chart 2023 Exporters Business Directory of Durians in Vietnam

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Durians in Vietnam (Classification by Region)

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Durians in Vietnam (Classification by Business Type of Exporters)

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Durians in Vietnam (Classification by Export Value)

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According to CRI statistics, approximately 600 Vietnamese suppliers exported cashew kernels in 2024, totaling US$4.092 billion. According to CRI analysis, China, United States and Singapore are the top three export destinations of Vietnam’s cashew kernels. In 2024, United States was largest export destination of Vietnam’s cashew kernels accounting for 21% of the total export value. China and Singapore followed closely behind, accounting for approximately 14% and 10% respectively. From January to July 2025, the cumulated export value reached US$3.249 billion, an increase of 47% over the same period last year.

CRI predicts that with the continuous improvement of Vietnamese cashew kernel quality and the development of processing technology, the export value of Vietnamese cashew kernels will be expected to continue to grow in the next few years.

To help global nut buyers, snack food buyers, food processors, traders, and cross-border supply chain management companies more efficiently connect with the Vietnamese market, CRI launches the 2023-2025 Vietnam Cashew Kernels Exporters Business Directory. This directory covers hundreds of Vietnamese Cashew Kernels exporters from 2023 to 2025, including local Vietnamese nut processing companies, multinational agricultural product suppliers, international nut processing companies, large exporters and professional traders. The content includes important information such as company name, address, contact information, annual export value, etc. It supports EXCEL format, which is convenient for screening, classification and batch contact at any time.

The publication of the 2023-2025 Vietnam Cashew Kernels Exporters Business Directory aims to aims to build an efficient collaboration bridge for global nut and snack buyers, trading companies, and cross-border supply chain management companies. It presents authoritative and detailed exporter information, helping buyers quickly find reliable supply partners. The directory not only provides an authoritative channel for buyers to find reliable suppliers, but also provides solid support for companies to understand the Vietnamese cashew export landscape, gain insights into industry trends, and expand international cooperation opportunities.

CRI has offices in Shanghai, China and Hanoi, Vietnam. We have been deeply involved in the Vietnamese market for many years and focuses on providing market research, project site selection, enterprise docking and supply chain integration services to companies planning to enter the Southeast Asian market.

Directory Highlights:

Comprehensive Coverage:

It includes major Vietnamese large-scale processing and export enterprises, wholesalers, professional trading companies and foreign-funded or joint venture companies.

Detailed Information:

Includes practical information such as the supplier’s company name, contact information, export value etc.

Product Focus:

The directory focusses on exporters, wholesalers, processors and professional traders of cashew kernels, helping global buyers directly reach suppliers.

Regular Updates:

Data is sourced from industry associations, customs import and export statistics, company registration information, and exhibition directories. CRI regularly verifies and updates these data to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of supplier’s information.

Efficient Connectivity:

The directory has a clear format and supports Excel format, which facilitates quick screening, group management and batch contact, helping global buyers connect with the Vietnamese market efficiently and accurately.

Market Value:

The directory includes a brief analysis of the current export status and future trends of Vietnamese cashew kernels, helping companies grasp market dynamics and cooperation opportunities.

Table of Contents

1 Explanation of the Directory of Cashew Kernels Exporters in Vietnam

1.1 Directory Introduction

1.2 Directory of Applicable Targets

1.3 Update Cycle and Information Validity

2 Market Overview of Cashew Kernels in Vietnam

2.1 Overview of Vietnam’s Cashew Kernels Market Development

2.2 Main Uses and Demand Trends of Cashew Kernels

2.3 Market Opportunities and Competitions of Cashew Kernels in Vietnam

3 Exporters Business Directory of Vietnam’s Cashew Kernels

3.1 Exporter Business Directory

3.2 Classification by Business Type of Exporters

3.3 Classification by Export Value

3.4 Classification by Region in Vietnam

3.5 Classification by Year

4 Usage Guide of Exporters Business Directory and Cooperation Suggestions

4.1 Usage Guide of Exporters Business Directory of Vietnam’s Cashew Kernels

4.2 Cooperation Suggestions

LIST OF CHARTS

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Cashew Kernels in Vietnam

Chart 2025 Exporters Business Directory of Cashew Kernels in Vietnam

Chart 2024 Exporters Business Directory of Cashew Kernels in Vietnam

Chart 2023 Exporters Business Directory of Cashew Kernels in Vietnam

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Cashew Kernels in Vietnam (Classification by Region)

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Cashew Kernels in Vietnam (Classification by Type of Exporters)

Chart 2023-2025 Exporters Business Directory of Cashew Kernels in Vietnam (Classification by Export Value)

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Vegetables are an essential component of the human diet. They primarily refer to the edible roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and fruits of herbaceous or some woody plants. They are rich in vitamins, minerals, and dietary fiber. Common classifications include edible part (such as roots, leafy vegetables, fruits, cauliflowers, and legumes) and cultivation season (cool season versus warm season vegetables).

Global vegetable production is primarily concentrated in countries and regions with favorable climates, abundant land resources, and mature agricultural technologies. China is the world’s largest vegetable producer, accounting for over half of global output. India and the United States follow closely behind. India is dominated by smallholder farmers with a diverse planting structure. Vegetable cultivation in the United States is primarily concentrated in California and Florida, where agriculture is highly mechanized and requires strict quality control. These countries not only dominate production but also play a key role in the global vegetable trade.

Vietnam’s vegetable market demand has shown steady growth in recent years, driven by multiple factors, including accelerated urbanization, rising incomes, and increased awareness of healthy eating. According to CRI analysis, as Vietnam’s urban population grows, consumers’ demand for dietary diversity, freshness, safety, and convenience continues to rise. Vegetables are not only an essential component of daily diets but are also increasingly being incorporated into new consumption scenarios, such as ready-to-eat and functional foods. In addition to fresh food consumption, demand for processed products, such as quick-frozen and dehydrated vegetables, and seasoning ingredients, is also growing, catering to food processing companies and export needs.

Vietnam’s vegetable cultivation industry has maintained steady growth in recent years and is a vital component of the country’s agricultural sector. Due to significant differences in climatic conditions between northern and southern Vietnam, vegetable cultivation has developed a regionalized and diversified pattern. According to CRI analysis, the Red River Delta primarily produces seasonal leafy vegetables, legumes, and nightshades, catering to the northern urban market; the Mekong Delta primarily produces tropical vegetables such as water spinach, cucumbers, and bitter melon, catering to the southern market.

Despite Vietnam’s vast vegetable cultivation area and abundant local varieties, it still relies heavily on imports for specific categories, seasons, and quality requirements. This dependence is primarily reflected in the supply of high-end vegetables, off-season vegetables, and frozen processed vegetables. According to CRI analysis, Vietnam’s vegetable imports are expected to exceed US$1 billion in 2024, with major import sources including China and the United States. China is Vietnam’s largest source of vegetable imports, accounting for over 50%.

According to CRI analysis, Vietnamese vegetable importers are diverse, ranging from large agricultural trading groups to specialized processing companies and import/export traders. Major Vietnamese vegetable importers from 2021 to 2024 included Masan Industrial One Member Company, FNS Trading Services Co., Ltd., and NGOC Ha General Trading Co., Ltd. Companies exporting vegetables to Vietnam primarily include food processing companies, fruit and vegetable suppliers, and import/export traders. Major exporters of these products to Vietnam from 2021 to 2024 included Jiangsu Liming Food Group Co., Ltd. and Jinxiang Hongteng Fruit & Vegetable Co., Ltd.

Overall, Vietnam’s vegetable consumption structure is shifting from “quantity satisfaction” to “quality improvement.” Market demand for high-quality, safe, convenient, and diverse vegetable products continues to grow. However, due to limited domestic production, Vietnam still relies on imports for its vegetable supply. China and the United States are the main sources of Vietnam’s vegetable imports. In the future, with Vietnam’s continued economic growth and rising consumer spending, its demand for vegetable imports is expected to remain high.

Topics covered:

• The Import and Export of Vegetable in Vietnam (2021-2024)
• Total Import Volume and Percentage Change of Vegetable in Vietnam (2021-2024)
• Total Import Value and Percentage Change of Vegetable in Vietnam (2021-2024)
• Total Import Value and Percentage Change of Vegetable in Vietnam (January-May 2025)
• Average Import Price of Vegetable in Vietnam (2021-2024)
• Top 10 Sources of Vegetable Imports in Vietnam and Their Supply Volume
• Top 10 Suppliers in the Import Market of Vegetable in Vietnam and Their Supply Volume
• Top 10 Importers of Vegetable in Vietnam and Their Import Volume
• How to Find Distributors and End Users of Vegetable in Vietnam
• How Foreign Enterprises Enter the Vegetable Market of Vietnam
• Forecast for the Import of Vegetable in Vietnam (2025-2034)

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Vietnam

1.1 Geography of Vietnam

1.2 Economic Condition of Vietnam

1.3 Demographics of Vietnam

1.4 Domestic Market of Vietnam

1.5 Recommendations for Foreign Enterprises Entering the Vietnam Vegetable Imports Market

2 Analysis of Vegetable Imports in Vietnam (2021-2024)

2.1 Import Scale of Vegetable in Vietnam

2.1.1 Import Value and Volume of Vegetable in Vietnam

2.1.2 Import Prices of Vegetable in Vietnam

2.2 Major Sources of Vegetable Imports in Vietnam

3 Analysis of Major Sources of Vegetable Imports in Vietnam (2021-2024)

3.1 China

3.1.1 Analysis of Vietnam’s Vegetable Import Volume and Value from China

3.1.2 Analysis of Average Import Price

3.2 United States

3.2.1 Analysis of Vietnam’s Vegetable Import Volume and Value from United States

3.2.2 Analysis of Average Import Price

3.3 India

3.3.1 Analysis of Vietnam’s Vegetable Import Volume and Value from India

3.3.2 Analysis of Average Import Price

3.4 Thailand

3.5 Malaysia

3.6 Australia

4 Analysis of Major Suppliers in the Import Market of Vegetable in Vietnam (2021-2024)

4.1 JIANGSU LIMING FOOD GROUP CO LTD

4.1.1 Company Introduction

4.1.2 Analysis of Vegetable Exports to Vietnam

4.2 JINXIANG HONGTENG FRUIT & VEGETABLE CO LTD

4.2.1 Company Introduction

4.2.2 Analysis of Vegetable Exports to Vietnam

4.3 Exporter 3

4.3.1 Company Introduction

4.3.2 Analysis of Vegetable Exports to Vietnam

4.4 Exporter 4

4.4.1 Company Introduction

4.4.2 Analysis of Vegetable Exports to Vietnam

4.5 Exporter 5

4.5.1 Company Introduction

4.5.2 Analysis of Vegetable Exports to Vietnam

4.6 Exporter 6

4.6.1 Company Introduction

4.6.2 Analysis of Vegetable Exports to Vietnam

4.7 Exporter 7

4.7.1 Company Introduction

4.7.2 Analysis of Vegetable Exports to Vietnam

4.8 Exporter 8

4.8.1 Company Introduction

4.8.2 Analysis of Vegetable Exports to Vietnam

4.9 Exporter 9

4.9.1 Company Introduction

4.9.2 Analysis of Vegetable Exports to Vietnam

4.10 Exporter 10

4.10.1 Company Introduction

4.10.2 Analysis of Vegetable Exports to Vietnam

5 Analysis of Major Importers in the Import Market of Vegetable in Vietnam (2021-2024)

5.1 MASAN INDUSTRIAL ONE MEMBER COMPANY

5.1.1 Company Introduction

5.1.2 Analysis of Vegetable Imports

5.2 Importer 2

5.2.1 Company Introduction

5.2.2 Analysis of Vegetable Imports

5.3 Importer 3

5.3.1 Company Introduction

5.3.2 Analysis of Vegetable Imports

5.4 Importer 4

5.4.1 Company Introduction

5.4.2 Analysis of Vegetable Imports

5.5 Importer 5

5.5.1 Company Introduction

5.5.2 Analysis of Vegetable Imports

5.6 Importer 6

5.6.1 Company Introduction

5.6.2 Analysis of Vegetable Imports

5.7 Importer 7

5.7.1 Company Introduction

5.7.2 Analysis of Vegetable Imports

5.8 Importer 8

5.8.1 Company Introduction

5.8.2 Analysis of Vegetable Imports

5.9 Importer 9

5.9.1 Company Introduction

5.9.2 Analysis of Vegetable Imports

5.10 Importer 10

5.10.1 Company Introduction

5.10.2 Analysis of Vegetable Imports

6. Monthly Analysis of Vegetable Imports in Vietnam from 2021 to 2024

6.1 Analysis of Monthly Import Value and Volume

6.2 Forecast of Monthly Average Import Prices

7. Key Factors Affecting Vegetable Imports in Vietnam

7.1 Policy

7.1.1 Current Import Policies

7.1.2 Trend Predictions for Import Policies

7.2 Economic

7.2.1 Market Prices

7.2.2 Growth Trends of Vegetable Production Capacity in Vietnam

7.3 Technology

8. Forecast for the Import of Vegetable in Vietnam, 2025-2034

LIST OF CHARTS

Chart 2021-2024 Import Value and Volume of Vegetable in Vietnam

Chart 2021-2024 Average Import Price of Vegetable in Vietnam

Chart Top 10 Import Sources of Vegetable in Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Top 10 Import Sources of Vegetable in Vietnam (2022)

Chart Top 10 Import Sources of Vegetable in Vietnam (2023)

Chart Top 10 Import Sources of Vegetable in Vietnam (2024)

Chart Top 10 Importers of Vegetable in Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Top 10 Importers of Vegetable in Vietnam (2022)

Chart Top 10 Importers of Vegetable in Vietnam (2023)

Chart Top 10 Importers of Vegetable in Vietnam (2024)

Chart Top 10 Suppliers of Vegetable Imports in Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Top 10 Suppliers of Vegetable Imports in Vietnam (2022)

Chart Top 10 Suppliers of Vegetable Imports in Vietnam (2023)

Chart Top 10 Suppliers of Vegetable Imports in Vietnam (2024)

Chart Value and Volume of Vegetable Imported from China to Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Value and Volume of Vegetable Imported from United States to Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Value and Volume of Vegetable Imported from India to Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Value and Volume of Vegetable Imported from Thailand to Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Forecast for the Import of Vegetable in Vietnam (2025-2034)

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Fruit is an essential component of the human diet, boasting rich nutritional value and extensive economic significance. There are numerous varieties of fruit, including tropical, subtropical, and temperate fruits. Fruits grown in different climate zones each possess unique characteristics, satisfying the diverse tastes and nutritional needs of consumers worldwide.

With accelerating urbanization and rising consumption levels, demand for fruit continues to grow, with the market showing a trend toward freshness, functionality, diversification, and convenience. Beyond fresh consumption, fruit is also widely used in further processing, including juices, jams, dried fruits, frozen fruits, and nutritional supplements, extending the value chain and increasing added value.

Global fruit production is primarily concentrated in countries and regions with favorable tropical and subtropical climates, abundant land resources, and well-developed agricultural systems. China, India, and Brazil are among the world’s leading fruit producers, with China leading the world in both fruit production and consumption. India, with its extensive fruit cultivation area and reliance on traditional agricultural practices, has enormous growth potential. Brazil, a South American agricultural powerhouse with abundant tropical fruit resources, is a major global exporter of orange juice.

Demand for fruit in Vietnam has shown sustained growth in recent years, driven by factors such as advancing urbanization, rising incomes, increased awareness of healthy consumption, and a resurgent tourism industry. According to CRI analysis, domestic demand for tropical fruits (such as mangoes, durians, mangosteens, and dragon fruit) is strong, while demand for high-quality imported fruit is also increasing significantly. Furthermore, with the accelerating pace of life and increasing consumer convenience, the market for ready-to-eat products such as sliced fruit, frozen fruit, freshly squeezed juices, dried fruit, and mixed fruit drinks is also rapidly developing.

Vietnam’s fruit import market has experienced rapid growth in recent years, demonstrating a trend toward diversification, higher quality, and sustained growth. According to CRI analysis, with rising living standards, increased health awareness, and shifting consumer habits, Vietnamese consumers’ demand for imported fruit is increasing, particularly in first-tier cities and among middle- and high-income groups. Imported fruit not only enriches the domestic market’s product variety but also caters to diverse consumer needs, including holiday purchases, high-end gifts, daily fresh food, and food processing.

According to CRI analysis, the continued expansion of Vietnam’s fruit import market is primarily driven by a combination of factors, including a shortage of certain varieties or off-season fruits, growing recognition of high-quality fruit brands, and the continuous improvement of cold chain logistics and distribution systems.

According to CRI analysis, Vietnam’s fruit imports reached US$832 million in 2024, with apples, pears, and papayas collectively valued at over US$297 million. Grape and citrus fruit imports also exceeded US$120 million each. Major import sources of Vietnamese fruit include China, the United States, Australia, Cambodia, and Thailand. China is the largest source of Vietnamese fruit imports, accounting for over 35%.

According to CRI analysis, Vietnamese fruit importers are diverse, including large agricultural trading groups, professional processing companies, and import and export traders. The main importers of Vietnamese fruit from 2021 to 2024 include companies such as KIEN LINH IMPORT-EXPORT CO LTD and NGOC HA GENERAL TRADING CO LTD. Companies exporting fruit to Vietnam mainly include food processing companies, fruit planting companies, and import and export traders. The main companies exporting this product to Vietnam from 2021 to 2024 include NEW ZEALAND APPLE LTD and KIWI CRUNCH EXPORTS LIMITED.

Overall, Vietnam’s fruit import market is experiencing rapid growth and structural optimization. This growth momentum is expected to continue, particularly in high-end fresh fruit, functional fruit, organic fruit, and deeply processed fruit products, which offer broad market potential and room for industrial integration.

Topics covered:

• The Import and Export of Fruit in Vietnam (2021-2024)
• Total Import Volume and Percentage Change of Fruit in Vietnam (2021-2024)
• Total Import Value and Percentage Change of Fruit in Vietnam (2021-2024)
• Total Import Value and Percentage Change of Fruit in Vietnam (January-May 2025)
• Average Import Price of Fruit in Vietnam (2021-2024)
• Top 10 Sources of Fruit Imports in Vietnam and Their Supply Volume
• Top 10 Suppliers in the Import Market of Fruit in Vietnam and Their Supply Volume
• Top 10 Importers of Fruit in Vietnam and Their Import Volume
• How to Find Distributors and End Users of Fruit in Vietnam
• How Foreign Enterprises Enter the Fruit Market of Vietnam
• Forecast for the Import of Fruit in Vietnam (2025-2034)

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Vietnam

1.1 Geography of Vietnam

1.2 Economic Condition of Vietnam

1.3 Demographics of Vietnam

1.4 Domestic Market of Vietnam

1.5 Recommendations for Foreign Enterprises Entering the Vietnam Fruit Imports Market

2 Analysis of Fruit Imports in Vietnam (2021-2024)

2.1 Import Scale of Fruit in Vietnam

2.1.1 Import Value and Volume of Fruit in Vietnam

2.1.2 Import Prices of Fruit in Vietnam

2.2 Major Sources of Fruit Imports in Vietnam

3 Analysis of Major Sources of Fruit Imports in Vietnam (2021-2024)

3.1 China

3.1.1 Analysis of Vietnam’s Fruit Import Volume and Value from China

3.1.2 Analysis of Average Import Price

3.2 United States

3.2.1 Analysis of Vietnam’s Fruit Import Volume and Value from United States

3.2.2 Analysis of Average Import Price

3.3 Australia

3.3.1 Analysis of Vietnam’s Fruit Import Volume and Value from Australia

3.3.2 Analysis of Average Import Price

3.4 Thailand

3.5 Cambodia

3.6 New Zealand

4 Analysis of Major Suppliers in the Import Market of Fruit in Vietnam (2021-2024)

4.1 NEW ZEALAND APPLE LTD

4.1.1 Company Introduction

4.1.2 Analysis of Fruit Exports to Vietnam

4.2 KIWI CRUNCH EXPORTS LIMITED

4.2.1 Company Introduction

4.2.2 Analysis of Fruit Exports to Vietnam

4.3 Exporter 3

4.3.1 Company Introduction

4.3.2 Analysis of Fruit Exports to Vietnam

4.4 Exporter 4

4.4.1 Company Introduction

4.4.2 Analysis of Fruit Exports to Vietnam

4.5 Exporter 5

4.5.1 Company Introduction

4.5.2 Analysis of Fruit Exports to Vietnam

4.6 Exporter 6

4.6.1 Company Introduction

4.6.2 Analysis of Fruit Exports to Vietnam

4.7 Exporter 7

4.7.1 Company Introduction

4.7.2 Analysis of Fruit Exports to Vietnam

4.8 Exporter 8

4.8.1 Company Introduction

4.8.2 Analysis of Fruit Exports to Vietnam

4.9 Exporter 9

4.9.1 Company Introduction

4.9.2 Analysis of Fruit Exports to Vietnam

4.10 Exporter 10

4.10.1 Company Introduction

4.10.2 Analysis of Fruit Exports to Vietnam

5 Analysis of Major Importers in the Import Market of Fruit in Vietnam (2021-2024)

5.1 KIEN LINH IMPORT-EXPORT CO LTD

5.1.1 Company Introduction

5.1.2 Analysis of Fruit Imports

5.2 NGOC HA GENERAL TRADING CO LTD

5.2.1 Company Introduction

5.2.2 Analysis of Fruit Imports

5.3 Importer 3

5.3.1 Company Introduction

5.3.2 Analysis of Fruit Imports

5.4 Importer 4

5.4.1 Company Introduction

5.4.2 Analysis of Fruit Imports

5.5 Importer 5

5.5.1 Company Introduction

5.5.2 Analysis of Fruit Imports

5.6 Importer 6

5.6.1 Company Introduction

5.6.2 Analysis of Fruit Imports

5.7 Importer 7

5.7.1 Company Introduction

5.7.2 Analysis of Fruit Imports

5.8 Importer 8

5.8.1 Company Introduction

5.8.2 Analysis of Fruit Imports

5.9 Importer 9

5.9.1 Company Introduction

5.9.2 Analysis of Fruit Imports

5.10 Importer 10

5.10.1 Company Introduction

5.10.2 Analysis of Fruit Imports

6. Monthly Analysis of Fruit Imports in Vietnam from 2021 to 2024

6.1 Analysis of Monthly Import Value and Volume

6.2 Forecast of Monthly Average Import Prices

7. Key Factors Affecting Fruit Imports in Vietnam

7.1 Policy

7.1.1 Current Import Policies

7.1.2 Trend Predictions for Import Policies

7.2 Economic

7.2.1 Market Prices

7.2.2 Growth Trends of Fruit Production Capacity in Vietnam

7.3 Technology

8. Forecast for the Import of Fruit in Vietnam, 2025-2034

LIST OF CHARTS

Chart 2021-2024 Import Value and Volume of Fruit in Vietnam

Chart 2021-2024 Average Import Price of Fruit in Vietnam

Chart Top 10 Import Sources of Fruit in Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Top 10 Import Sources of Fruit in Vietnam (2022)

Chart Top 10 Import Sources of Fruit in Vietnam (2023)

Chart Top 10 Import Sources of Fruit in Vietnam (2024)

Chart Top 10 Importers of Fruit in Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Top 10 Importers of Fruit in Vietnam (2022)

Chart Top 10 Importers of Fruit in Vietnam (2023)

Chart Top 10 Importers of Fruit in Vietnam (2024)

Chart Top 10 Suppliers of Fruit Imports in Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Top 10 Suppliers of Fruit Imports in Vietnam (2022)

Chart Top 10 Suppliers of Fruit Imports in Vietnam (2023)

Chart Top 10 Suppliers of Fruit Imports in Vietnam (2024)

Chart Value and Volume of Fruit Imported from China to Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Value and Volume of Fruit Imported from United States to Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Value and Volume of Fruit Imported from Australia to Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Value and Volume of Fruit Imported from Thailand to Vietnam (2021-2024)

Chart Forecast for the Import of Fruit in Vietnam (2025-2034)

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Feed refers to various sources of nutrients provided to meet the normal growth, development, reproduction and production needs of animals, including natural feed and artificial feed. According to its form and function, feed is mainly divided into energy feed, protein feed, roughage, additive premix, concentrated feed and compound feed. The modern feed industry is a key link in the agricultural and food industry chain and the material basis for the development of animal husbandry.

The industrial chain of the feed industry is mainly divided into three links: upstream raw material supply, midstream feed processing and downstream breeding applications. According to CRI analysis, the upstream link includes grain crops (such as corn, soybeans, wheat, etc.), oil by-products (such as soybean meal, rapeseed meal), animal raw materials (such as fish meal, meat and bone meal), etc., which are the basis of feed production.

The midstream is mainly composed of feed processing companies, which are responsible for mixing, granulating and packaging a variety of raw materials according to scientific formulas to produce compound feed, concentrated feed, additive premixes and other products. The downstream is the main consumer market for feed, including livestock and poultry and aquaculture, such as pigs, chickens, cattle, fish, shrimp, etc.

The global feed market demand has maintained steady growth in recent years, mainly benefiting from population growth, accelerated urbanization and people’s continued growth in animal protein consumption. According to CRI analysis, with the development of the global economy and the improvement of residents’ income levels, the consumption of livestock and poultry and aquatic foods such as meat, eggs and aquatic products has continued to rise, directly driving strong demand for feed products. In developing countries, the expansion of livestock and poultry farming has driven the rapid growth of feed demand. For example, China, India, Brazil and Vietnam, as populous and agricultural countries, have rapidly developed their breeding industries, and the demand for compound feed, premixes and other products has increased year by year.

As a major agricultural country, Vietnam has seen rapid development in livestock and poultry and aquaculture, driving the continued growth in feed demand. According to CRI analysis, livestock and poultry feed (especially pigs and poultry) is still the main consumer area, while aquaculture feed is growing faster and has become an emerging force driving market growth. The driving factors for the growth of Vietnam’s feed market mainly include Vietnam’s population growth and increased protein consumption, the government’s vigorous promotion of large-scale and intensive development of the breeding industry, and the expansion of aquaculture and export growth.

According to CRI analysis, Vietnam is an important feed producer in Southeast Asia, and the production capacity of foreign-funded enterprises (such as CP, New Hope, CJ) and local enterprises (such as GreenFeed) is continuing to expand. However, Vietnam’s feed industry is heavily dependent on imports of raw materials, such as corn, soybean meal, wheat, fish meal and some feed additives. The import scale is huge. At the same time, due to the rapid growth of market demand, some regions are also facing a situation of insufficient supply of feed and need to rely on imports, especially high-quality feed.

According to CRI data, Vietnam’s feed imports exceeded US$663 million in 2024, an increase of about 10% year-on-year. According to CRI analysis, Vietnam’s main sources of feed imports include China, Thailand, the United States, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia and the Netherlands, among which China, Thailand and the United States account for more than 50% of the total imports. China is the largest source of imports, accounting for about 31%, Thailand accounts for about 17%, and the United States accounts for about 9%.

CRI predicts that in the future, with the modernization of Vietnam’s agriculture, the scale of breeding and the upgrading of residents’ consumption, Vietnam’s feed market will continue to show a steady expansion trend.

CRI recommends that global feed manufacturers, importers and exporters, and investment companies conduct timely research on the Vietnamese market and prepare for the layout of the Vietnamese feed market. CRI’s Shanghai, China and Hanoi, Vietnam offices will help foreign companies enter the Vietnamese feed market.

Topics covered:

• Overview of the Feed Industry in Vietnam
• The Economic and Policy Environment of Feed Industry in Vietnam
• The Market Size of Feed Industry in Vietnam (2025-2034)
• Analysis of Major Feed Industry Manufacturers in Vietnam
• Main Driving Forces and Market Opportunities of Feed Industry in Vietnam
• What are the main driving forces, challenges and opportunities of Feed industry in Vietnam during the forecast period of 2025-2034?
• Which companies are the main players in Vietnam’s Feed industry market and what are their competitive advantages?
• What is the expected revenue of Vietnam’s Feed industry market during the forecast period of 2025-2034?
• Which part of Vietnam’s Feed industry market is expected to dominate the market in 2034?
• What are the main disadvantages facing Vietnam’s Feed industry?

How can foreign capital enter Vietnam’s Feed industry?

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Vietnam

1.1 Geography of Vietnam

1.2 Demographics of Vietnam

1.3 Economic Condition of Vietnam

1.4 Minimum Wages Standard in Vietnam

2 Overview of Feed Industry

2.1 Definition and Classification of the Feed Industry

2.1.1 Definition of the Feed Industry

2.1.2 Classification of Feed

2.2 Feed Industry Chain in Vietnam

2.2.1 Upstream: Raw Material Supply

2.2.2 Midstream: Feed Processing

2.2.3 Downstream: Breeding Applications

2.3 The Policy Environment of Feed Industry in Vietnam

2.4 CRI’s recommendations for foreign companies investing in Vietnam’s Feed industry

3 Supply and Demand of Feed Industry in Vietnam

3.1 Supply Analysis

3.1.1 Supply Sources and Production of Feed in Vietnam

3.1.2 Supply Structure of Feed in Vietnam

3.1.3 Factors affecting Feed Production in Vietnam

3.2 Demand Analysis

3.2.1 Market Size of Feed in Vietnam

3.2.2 Analysis of Downstream Application Demand of Feed in Vietnam

3.2.3 Factors affecting Feed Demand in Vietnam

4 Import and Export of Feed Industry in Vietnam

4.1 Import Situation of Vietnam’s Feed Industry

4.1.1 Import Volumes of Vietnam’s Feed

4.1.2 Import Sources of Vietnam’s Feed

4.2 Export Situation of Vietnam’s Feed Industry

4.2.1 Export Volumes of Vietnam’s Feed

4.2.2 Export Destinations of Vietnam’s Feed

5 Market Competition of Feed Industry in Vietnam

5.1 Entry Barriers to Vietnam’s Feed Industry

5.1.1 Technical Barriers

5.1.2 Regulatory Approval Barriers

5.1.3 Capital Investment Barriers

5.2 Competition Structure in Vietnam’s Feed Industry

5.2.1 Bargaining Power of Suppliers

5.2.2 Bargaining Power of Consumers

5.2.3 Competition in Vietnam’s Feed Industry

5.2.4 Potential of New Entrants

5.2.5 Threat of Substitutes

6. Analysis of Main Companies of Vietnam’s Feed

6.1 GreenFeed Vietnam

6.1.1 Development History

6.1.2 Main Business

6.1.3 Operation Model

6.2 CP Vietnam

6.2.1 Development History

6.2.2 Main Business

6.2.3 Operation Model

6.3 Company 3

6.3.1 Development History

6.3.2 Main Business

6.3.3 Operation Model

6.4 Company 4

6.4.1 Development History

6.4.2 Main Business

6.4.3 Operation Model

6.5 Company 5

6.5.1 Development History

6.5.2 Main Business

6.5.3 Operation Model

7. Outlook of Feed Industry in Vietnam 2025-2034

7.1 Analysis of Development Factors of Vietnam’s Feed Industry

7.1.1 Driving Force and Development Opportunities of Vietnam’s Feed Industry

7.1.2 Threats and Challenges Faced by Vietnam’s Feed Industry

7.2 Supply Forecast of Feed Industry in Vietnam

7.3 Demand Forecast of Feed Market in Vietnam

7.4 Import and Export Forecast of Feed Industry in Vietnam

LIST OF CHARTS

Chart 2018-2024 Minimum Wage Standards in Vietnam

Chart Feed Industry chain

Chart 2020-2024 Production of Feed in Vietnam

Chart 2020-2024 Market Size of Feed in Vietnam

Chart 2020-2024 Market Size of Feed in the World

Chart 2020-2024 Import Volume of Feed in Vietnam

Chart 2020-2024 Export Volume of Feed in Vietnam

Chart Main Import Sources of Feed in Vietnam

Chart Main Export Destinations of Feed in Vietnam

Chart Basic Information of GreenFeed Vietnam

Chart Basic Information of CP Vietnam

Chart Basic Information of Vietnamese Feed Company 3

Chart Basic Information of Vietnamese Feed Company 4

Chart Basic Information of Vietnamese Feed Company 5

Chart Production Forecast of Feed in Vietnam (2025-2034)

Chart Demand Forecast of Feed in Vietnam (2025-2034)

Chart Import and Export Forecast of Feed in Vietnam (2025-2034)

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Cotton is not only the most important fiber crop, but also an important oil crop, and an important raw material for textiles and fine chemicals. Cotton can not only be made into fabrics of various specifications, but also be widely used in many industries such as industry, medicine, cosmetics care, and paper processing. Cotton plays a very important role in modern life. Whether in the fields of textiles, agriculture, industry or medicine, it is an indispensable and important resource.

At present, the world’s major cotton producing countries are China, the United States, India, Brazil and Australia. According to CRI analysis, India, the United States and China are the three countries with the greatest influence in the global cotton market. In terms of output, China is the world’s largest cotton producer, with an annual output that has a significant advantage globally, followed by India and the United States.

Indonesia is one of the world’s top ten textile producers. The textile and textile products industry is an important part of its economy. Cotton, as the main raw material of the textile industry, has a strong demand. However, Indonesia’s cotton planting area is small and easily affected by climatic conditions. The cotton yield is low and cannot meet the needs of the domestic textile industry. Therefore, the Indonesian cotton market is highly dependent on imported products.

According to CRI data, Indonesia’s cotton imported US$811 million in 2024. The Indonesian government actively promotes the development of Indonesia’s textile and garment industry. With the increase in domestic demand for textiles and clothing and the growth of textile and clothing exports, it is expected that the demand for cotton in Indonesia will continue to grow in the next few years.

According to CRI analysis, Indonesia’s main cotton import sources include the United States, Australia, Brazil, India, Singapore and Greece. The top three countries for Indonesia’s cotton imports from 2021 to 2024 were Brazil, the United States and Australia, which together account for more than 60% of Indonesia’s total cotton imports.

According to CRI analysis, the companies exporting cotton to Indonesia were mainly overseas traders from 2021 to 2024. The main importers of Indonesian cotton were related companies such as the textile and clothing industry between 2021 and 2024.

With the development of Indonesia’s textile and clothing industry, the demand for Indonesia’s cotton market will continue to grow. According to CRI analysis, due to the low cotton production in Indonesia and the small growth potential, Indonesia’s cotton imports are expected to continue to grow in the next few years.

Topics covered:

• The Import and Export of Cotton in Indonesia (2021-2024)
• Total Import Volume and Percentage Change of Cotton in Indonesia (2021-2024)
• Total Import Value and Percentage Change of Cotton in Indonesia (2021-2024)
• Total Import Value and Percentage Change of Cotton in Indonesia (January-December 2024)
• Average Import Price of Cotton in Indonesia (2021-2024)
• Top 10 Sources of Cotton Imports in Indonesia and Their Supply Volume
• Top 10 Suppliers in the Import Market of Cotton in Indonesia and Their Supply Volume
• Top 10 Importers of Cotton in Indonesia and Their Import Volume
• How to Find Distributors and End Users of Cotton in Indonesia
• How Foreign Enterprises Enter the Cotton Market of Indonesia
• Forecast for the Import of Cotton in Indonesia (2025-2034)

Table of Contents

1 Overview of Indonesia

1.1 Geography of Indonesia

1.2 Economic Condition of Indonesia

1.3 Demographics of Indonesia

1.4 Domestic Market of Indonesia

1.5 Recommendations for Foreign Enterprises Entering the Indonesia Cotton Imports Market

2 Analysis of Cotton Imports in Indonesia (2021-2024)

2.1 Import Scale of Cotton in Indonesia

2.1.1 Import Value and Volume of Cotton in Indonesia

2.1.2 Import Prices of Cotton in Indonesia

2.2 Major Sources of Cotton Imports in Indonesia

3 Analysis of Major Sources of Cotton Imports in Indonesia (2021-2024)

3.1 Brazil

3.1.1 Analysis of Indonesia’s Cotton Import Volume and Value from Brazil

3.1.2 Analysis of Average Import Price

3.2 United States

3.2.1 Analysis of Indonesia’s Cotton Import Volume and Value from United States

3.2.2 Analysis of Average Import Price

3.3 Australia

3.3.1 Analysis of Indonesia’s Cotton Import Volume and Value from Australia

3.3.2 Analysis of Average Import Price

3.4 Switzerland

3.5 Singapore

3.6 India

4 Analysis of Major Suppliers in the Import Market of Cotton in Indonesia (2021-2024)

4.1 STAPLE COTTON COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION

4.1.1 Company Introduction

4.1.2 Analysis of Cotton Exports to Indonesia

4.2 OLAM INTERNATIONAL LTD

4.2.1 Company Introduction

4.2.2 Analysis of Cotton Exports to Indonesia

4.3 SLC AGRICOLA S A

4.3.1 Company Introduction

4.3.2 Analysis of Cotton Exports to Indonesia

4.4 Exporter 4

4.4.1 Company Introduction

4.4.2 Analysis of Cotton Exports to Indonesia

4.5 Exporter 5

4.5.1 Company Introduction

4.5.2 Analysis of Cotton Exports to Indonesia

4.6 Exporter 6

4.6.1 Company Introduction

4.6.2 Analysis of Cotton Exports to Indonesia

4.7 Exporter 7

4.7.1 Company Introduction

4.7.2 Analysis of Cotton Exports to Indonesia

4.8 Exporter 8

4.8.1 Company Introduction

4.8.2 Analysis of Cotton Exports to Indonesia

4.9 Exporter 9

4.9.1 Company Introduction

4.9.2 Analysis of Cotton Exports to Indonesia

4.10 Exporter 10

4.10.1 Company Introduction

4.10.2 Analysis of Cotton Exports to Indonesia

5 Analysis of Major Importers in the Import Market of Cotton in Indonesia (2021-2024)

5.1 PT KAHATEX

5.1.1 Company Introduction

5.1.2 Analysis of Cotton Imports

5.2 PT BUDI TEXINDO PRAKARSA

5.2.1 Company Introduction

5.2.2 Analysis of Cotton Imports

5.3 PT INDO-RAMA SYNTHETICS TBK

5.3.1 Company Introduction

5.3.2 Analysis of Cotton Imports

5.4 Importer 4

5.4.1 Company Introduction

5.4.2 Analysis of Cotton Imports

5.5 Importer 5

5.5.1 Company Introduction

5.5.2 Analysis of Cotton Imports

5.6 Importer 6

5.6.1 Company Introduction

5.6.2 Analysis of Cotton Imports

5.7 Importer 7

5.7.1 Company Introduction

5.7.2 Analysis of Cotton Imports

5.8 Importer 8

5.8.1 Company Introduction

5.8.2 Analysis of Cotton Imports

5.9 Importer 9

5.9.1 Company Introduction

5.9.2 Analysis of Cotton Imports

5.10 Importer 10

5.10.1 Company Introduction

5.10.2 Analysis of Cotton Imports

6. Monthly Analysis of Cotton Imports in Indonesia from 2021 to 2024

6.1 Analysis of Monthly Import Value and Volume

6.2 Forecast of Monthly Average Import Prices

7. Key Factors Affecting Cotton Imports in Indonesia

7.1 Policy

7.1.1 Current Import Policies

7.1.2 Trend Predictions for Import Policies

7.2 Economic

7.2.1 Market Prices

7.2.2 Growth Trends of Cotton Production Capacity in Indonesia

7.3 Technology

8. Forecast for the Import of Cotton in Indonesia, 2025-2034

LIST OF CHARTS

Chart 2021-2024 Import Value and Volume of Cotton in Indonesia

Chart 2021-2024 Average Import Price of Cotton in Indonesia

Chart Top 10 Import Sources of Cotton in Indonesia (2021-2024)

Chart Top 10 Import Sources of Cotton in Indonesia (2022)

Chart Top 10 Import Sources of Cotton in Indonesia (2023)

Chart Top 10 Import Sources of Cotton in Indonesia (2024)

Chart Top 10 Suppliers of Cotton Imports in Indonesia (2021-2024)

Chart Top 10 Suppliers of Cotton Imports in Indonesia (2022)

Chart Top 10 Suppliers of Cotton Imports in Indonesia (2023)

Chart Top 10 Suppliers of Cotton Imports in Indonesia (2024)

Chart Value and Volume of Cotton Imported from Brazil to Indonesia (2021-2024)

Chart Value and Volume of Cotton Imported from United States to Indonesia (2021-2024)

Chart Value and Volume of Cotton Imported from Australia to Indonesia (2021-2024)

Chart Value and Volume of Cotton Imported from Switzerland to Indonesia (2021-2024)

Chart Top 10 Importers of Cotton in Indonesia (2021-2024)

Chart Top 10 Importers of Cotton in Indonesia (2022)

Chart Top 10 Importers of Cotton in Indonesia (2023)

Chart Top 10 Importers of Cotton in Indonesia (2024)

Chart Forecast for the Import of Cotton in Indonesia (2025-2034)

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