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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. -
Exports to Japan
638 Indonesian plants cleared for China: how will Vietnamese shrimp sourcing change
Indonesia's seafood-processing plants have expanded exports to China to 638 facilities. As competition with Vietnamese shrimp and pangasius intensifies in the Chinese market, we lay out the changes in sourcing structure that Japanese food buyers should read, and the business opportunities created by the shift toward Japan and high value addition. -
Mekong Delta
Vietnamese durian exports stall at an inspection bottleneck—a shortage of labs analyzing cadmium and yellow dye sends the Ri6 variety's price down 20%, with 80 facilities halting operations
Vietnamese durian exports have stalled due to a shortage of inspection labs. With inspection concentrated at 13 accredited facilities, the Ri6 variety dropped 20%. We report the full picture of an abnormal situation in which 80 facilities in Dong Thap province have halted operations and hundreds of containers are stuck. -
Export
Chinese durian demand and its impact on Vietnamese agriculture, 2024-2026
China's durian consumption is expanding rapidly. We explain, with data, the latest trends agricultural professionals and food importers should know, on how Vietnam's export volume, cultivation area, and prices changed from 2024 to 2026. -
Agritech
The Front Line of China's Smart Agriculture 2026
China's smart agriculture is advancing rapidly through drone spraying, AI diagnosis, unmanned farms, and the Alibaba platform. We explain in detail the latest trends in Asian agriculture and the impact on Vietnamese agriculture. -
Agriculture
Laos's Agriculture Is Changing: The Potential of Contract Farming and Organic Agriculture
Laos's agriculture is rapidly shifting from slash-and-burn to modernization. We explain in detail the current state and future potential of Lao agriculture, from the expansion of contract farming of bananas and watermelons for China to the potential of organic agriculture.
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