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Exports to Cambodia dip more than 10%

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VOV.VN - Vietnam exports to Cambodia dropped 10.63% to US$1.9 billion for 11 months leading up to December 2016, according to Vietnam Customs.

In the reviewed period, Vietnam companies shipped 28 groups of products to Cambodia. Key export products included steel with an export value of US$271.9 million (down 24.98%), followed by petroleum (down 25.23% to US$256 million and garment (up 18.59% to US$221.3 million).

Most export products to Cambodia witnessed a decline. Fertilizer saw the deepest fall of 93.12% to US$76.4 million.

Only a few products obtained a robust export growth like telephones and components (up 1618.23% to US$2.6 million) and wood and timber products (up 371.12% to US$10.8 million).
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