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Viet Nam's import value rose 2.2 per cent to $542.5 million. The most imported products were corn, soybeans, tobacco raw materials, cotton, shoe leather and chicken by-products. — Photo baothainguyen
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HA NOI (Biz Hub) — Trade value between Viet Nam and Brazil increased by 18 per cent to US$1.275 billion during the first half of this year against the same period last year, according to Brazil's Ministry of Development, Industry and Trade.
Viet Nam's exports to Brazil, which included phone accessories, footwear, frozen fish fillets, industrial fibres and integrated circuits, saw a 33.3 per cent surge in value to $732.6 million.
Viet Nam's import value rose 2.2 per cent to $542.5 million. The most imported products were corn, soybeans, tobacco raw materials, cotton, shoe leather and chicken by-products.— VNS