Saturday, 17/10/2026
Saturday, 17/10/2026

Forestry exports hit record high of US$17.3 billion, up 19.4%

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VOV.VN - This year’s forestry exports are estimated to have climbed to US$17.3 billion, a record high figure, up 19.4% from 2023, according to the Vietnam Administration of Forestry.

The total value includes roughly US$16.3 billion worth of the export of timber and wood products. This has resulted in a trade surplus of US$14.4 billion, statistics showed.

December alone saw Vietnam earn US$1.68 billion from forestry exports. Of this figure, the export value of timber and wood products hit US$1.55 billion, up 15.8% compared to the same period last year.

The United States remained the largest export market for Vietnamese timber and wood products, accounting for over 55% of the total export value this year.

Other key markets include the EU, Japan, and the Republic of Korea.

The wood industry is striving to overcome a range of formidable challenges to achieve the export revenue target of US$18 billion set for the whole of 2025.

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