What are Vietnam’s major imports and exports?

It has a robust industrial base and is being integrated into the world supply chain, which affects its traded structure. It exports some of its industrial and agricultural goods while importing raw materials, machinery, and components to produce goods.

Major exports include:

• Electronics and Electric Equipment: A major driver of national export revenues.
• Textiles, garments, and footwear: Long-established export categories supported by large manufacturing hubs.
• Agricultural products and seafood: Coffee, cashews, and processed seafood are the leading commodities contributing to the country's total exports.
• Furniture and manufactured goods: Rising industries driven by foreign markets.

Major imports include:

• Machinery and Equipment: Products essentially required for industrial production or assembly/manufacturing processes.
• Electronic components and parts: These are required for making devices, appliances, and electronics.
• Raw materials: Raw materials include plastics, metals, and chemicals which are needed for manufacture and other industries.
• Vehicles and mechanical parts: Both business and consumer markets will benefit.

Vietnam’s major imports and exports reflect a balanced combination of the manufacturing strength of the country, agricultural productivity, and reliance on globally sourced components. This trade model ultimately leads to stable growth and ensures that Vietnam's position in regional and international commerce is significant.