Domestic cashew exports increase

Jul 19th at 11:15
19-07-2014 11:15:38+07:00

Domestic cashew exports increase

Cashew export turnover is likely to reach US$2.2 billion this year, according to the Viet Nam Cashew Association.

Exports include cashew nuts, nut shell oil and other processed products.

In the first half of this year, Viet Nam exported 133,000 tonnes of cashew nuts worth about $847 million, up 20.1 per cent in volume and 22.1 per cent in value, over the same period last year.

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