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Vietnamese Cashew's Largest Market Shifts from the US to China; Japan Competes for Its Place in the Buying Order
In 2025, Vietnamese cashews came to US$5.229 billion on a customs-clearance basis, with China at US$1.115 billion overtaking the US at US$975 million for the top spot. The trade fair heads to Buenos Aires. We have organized the bargaining chips Japan's procurement can hold. -
Brazil's Processing Industry Proposes an Annual Import Quota of 16,200 Tonnes on Vietnamese Tilapia
The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) reported on September 24, 2026, that Brazil's seafood-processing body Abipesca had put a proposal to its own government to set an annual cap of roughly 16,200 tonnes on imported tilapia fillets. The original source is Brazil's CNN Brasil, and the quota is designed not to distinguish by country of origin... -
Coconut at 5–10 Containers a Week Goes Only to Europe and the US; Where Is Japan's Room to Enter?
The Vietnamese fresh-produce exporter Michi Fruit revealed, in an interview, its destinations by item and the number of shipments per week. In an article FreshPlaza published on September 23, 2026, the company's Eric Michi said it ships coconuts to the two markets of Europe and the US at roughly 5–10 containers a week combined, and mangoes to Australia... -
With under 1% share in China, the Philippines turns to a new variety: will it affect Vietnamese durian sourcing?
The Philippine durian exporters' association has laid out a plan to grow a variety called Golden Puyat to raise its competitiveness in the Chinese market. A Vietnamese agriculture-and-environment newspaper reported this on September 25, 2026. The arena where it will compete with Thai and Vietnamese produce is the Chinese market. Exporters... -
Vietnamese coconut tops fresh-produce exports to the US: US$105.27 million, over 3.2 times mango
Coconut has taken the top spot by item in Vietnam's fresh-produce exports to the US. According to figures from Vietnam's General Department of Customs (Cuc Hai quan) reported by VnExpress on September 22, 2026, coconut exports to the US reached US$105.27 million in January–July 2026, against mango's US$32.3 million and dragon fruit's... -
A major US canned-tuna company closes its California plant: is there an opening for Vietnam's seafood processing?
The major US canned-tuna company Bumble Bee is closing its California plant and consolidating its processing bases. Taking into account its background as part of Taiwan's FCF group, we read the possibility of Vietnam's canning and seafood processing expanding as a recipient, from the perspective of Japanese sourcing. -
Vietnam–EFTA agreement reaches a broad accord: a wealthy European market opens to Vietnamese seafood, with ripple effects for Japan
The FTA between Vietnam and the four EFTA countries has reached a broad accord after 14 years. A high-standard, wealthy European market opens to Vietnamese seafood. We read what will ripple through to Japanese seafood sourcing as the hurdles of rules of origin and quality rise. -
20 tonnes of chili powder ship to Japan for the first time: the sourcing window opened by the Japan–Korea joint venture Jangtop
Jangtop Vina, a Japan–Korea joint venture in Haiphong, has exported 20 tonnes of chili powder to Japan for the first time. From its plan to supply 20–30 tonnes a month and its kimchi-grade specifications, we read what is happening in Japanese seasoning sourcing. -
Durian exports to South Korea up 188% in seven months: what should Japanese buyers prepare?
Vietnamese durian exports to South Korea rose 188% in January–July to US$2.4 million. The amount is small, but we read the significance of this test market in breaking down dependence on China, and the preparations Japanese buyers can make now. -
A Vietnamese shrimp-farming cooperative earns ASC certification: a rare passport for sourcing to Japan and the EU
The shrimp-farming cooperative HTX Thanh Dat in Ca Mau province has obtained ASC Farm Standard certification from DNV. We lay out what this certification—which majors such as Aeon make a sourcing requirement—means for sourcing to Japan and the EU, and the points buyers should check at first hand.
