Vietnam cephalopod exports, Jan - Apr 2017

News 16:23 20/07/2017
(seafood.vasep.com.vn) In Jan - Apr 2017, Vietnam cephalopod exports reported a y-o-y growth of 39.3% to reach over US$156 million. Vietnam cephalopod exports to 4 largest importing markets showed the increase: South Korea (+32.8) Japan (+37.2) EU (+88.7) ASEAN (+23.9). Importing markets and main products are as follows:

Markets

April 2017

(US$ million)

Proportion (%)

Variation (%)

Jan - Apr 2017

(US$ million)

Proportion (%)

Variation (%)

South Korea

17.411

35.6

+45.7

57.580

36.9

+32.8

Japan

11.835

24.2

+48.7

38.063

24.4

+37.2

EU

9.303

19.0

+111.4

29.348

18.8

+88.7

Italy

5.195

10.6

+76.1

17.027

10.9

+73.6

France

0.804

1.6

+167.7

2.945

1.9

+273.9

The Netherland

1.004

2.1

+627.6

2.291

1.5

+337.8

ASEAN

5.985

12.2

+80.6

18.121

11.6

+23.9

Thailand

4.766

9.7

+79.5

14.578

9.3

+24.0

China&Hong Kong

1.940

4.0

+69.3

5.405

3.5

+40.3

Hong Kong

0.422

0.9

+10.2

2.276

1.5

+61.4

Australia

0.765

1.6

+189.0

1.796

1.2

+33.0

The US

0.476

1.0

-25.5

1.573

1.0

+0.5

Israel

0.482

1.0

+74.0

1.352

0.9

+150.2

Taiwan

0.416

0.9

+19.9

1.343

0.9

-21.1

Others

0.302

0.6

+37.9

1.519

1.0

-16.4

Total

48.915

100

+60.3

156.099

100

+39.3

 

Cephalopod exports by products, Jan - Apr 2017

Products

Value (US$)

Proportion (%)

Squid (1)

93,842,084

60.1

                 - Other processed squid (HS code 16)

6,011,483

 

                 - Dried/grilled squid (HS code 03)

25,883,143

 

                 - Live/fresh/frozen squid (HS code 03)

61,947,458

 

Octopus (2)

62,257,115

39.9

                 - Processed octopus (HS code 16)

11,407,655

 

                 - Dried/salted/live/fresh/frozen octopus (HS code 03)

50,849,460

 

Total (1 + 2)

156,099,199

100.0

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