Vietnam

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China Retains Top Spot in Vietnam’s Booming Fruit Import MarketVietnam’s fruit imports jumped 31% in the first five months of 2026, with China remaining the top supplier as tariff cuts and rising demand fuel record import growth.	June 28, 2026 Jing Zang
Bac Ninh Lychee Prices at Record Highs as China Imports Hit 18,000 TonsLychee prices in Vietnam’s Bac Ninh province have reached record levels, while exports to China have climbed to nearly 18,000 metric tons.	June 18, 2026 Roy G
Fresh Vietnamese Pomelos and Limes Approved for Import Into ChinaOn April 27, Chinese customs authorities announced that fresh Vietnamese pomelos and limes could be imported into China.	May 06, 2026 Jing Zang
Vietnam’s Fruit and Vegetable Imports Surge Amid Growing DemandVietnam’s fruit and vegetable imports are set to exceed $1 billion in the first four months of 2026, driven by increased supply and rising demand.	April 26, 2026 Jing Zang
Pistachio Boom Drives Vietnam’s Agricultural Exports in 2026Vietnam’s pistachio boom, driven by its re-export processing model, is accelerating agricultural export growth in 2026.	March 25, 2026 Jing Zang
Affordable Chinese Kiwifruit Proving Popular in VietnamChinese kiwifruit are becoming increasingly common in Vietnamese supermarkets, challenging traditional imports from New Zealand and France.	February 03, 2026 Jing Zang
Vietnam’s Dragon Fruit Exports Hit 10-Year LowVietnam’s dragon fruit industry is facing a major adjustment, with the export value slumping to a 10-year low.	January 08, 2026 Jing Zang
China Set To Share #1 Position in Grape Exports With Peru in 2025/26According to a recent USDA forecast, China is projected to match Peru in table grape exports in 2025/26.	December 28, 2025 Jing Zang
Fresh Vietnamese Jackfruit Approved for Import Into ChinaOn Dec. 19, Chinese customs authorities announced that fresh Vietnamese jackfruit could be imported into China.	December 23, 2025 Jing Zang
Vietnam’s Cashew Sector Facing Cost Pressures Despite Export GrowthVietnam’s cashew exports are approaching record highs, but rising costs and limited domestic supply are squeezing profit margins.	November 27, 2025 Roy G