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Article by Pnut King
Published on 01/19/2024 in Peanut Market News
The area used for groundnut cultivation is shrinking in Vietnam's northern and southern provinces primarily a result of lower prices compared to groundnut supplies from India and locals shifting to more profitable crops.
The area used for groundnut cultivation is shrinking in Vietnam's northern and southern provinces primarily a result of lower prices compared to groundnut supplies from India and locals shifting to more profitable crops.
Total groundnut consumption in Vietnam is estimated to be around 0.56 Million metric tonnes in MY2022/23, climbing to 0.57 Million metric tonnes in MY2023/24, versus 0.39 Million metric tonnes production.
The majority of locally produced and imported Indian groundnuts are consumed in retail sales channels, food service, and the food processing industry (particularly in the snack industry) for both domestic and export consumption.
It is a huge challenge to provide proteins to 98 million Vietnamese people throughout the year. Vietnamese buyers are drawn to the year-round availability of Indian groundnuts and its versatility. India alone supplied 0.16 Million metric tonnes of groundnuts in 2022-23 to vietnam making it the largest exporter of groundnut to vietnam.
India alone covers 46% of Vietnam's total groundnut imports. In 2022–23, India exported 0.16 Million metric tonnes of peanuts to Vietnam. Bold and TJ groundnuts are the most common types of groundnuts imported into Vietnam from India. In October 2023, the average price for the new 2023 Indian groundnut crop was 1320$ USD/MT for bold 40/50 and 1275$ USD/MT for TJ 50/60 FOB Indian port, under Vietnam quality specifications.
The popularity of Indian groundnuts in Vietnam has been fueled by a number of factors, including taste, affordability, quality, versatility, cultural exchange, import availability, trade agreements, the food processing industry, consumer preferences, and the diversification of peanut sources.
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