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Export-import turnover through Mong Cai reaches 2.8 billion USD
Updated: 18:06, 03/10/2023
The export-import turnover through the Mong Cai Border Gate in Quang Ninh Province reached more than 2.8 billion USD in the first nine months of 2023, up 6.5% from the same period last year.
According to the Mong Cai Customs Bureau, imports were estimated at 1.72 billion USD while imports were 1.1 billion USD.
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Trucks are inspected at the Mong Cai Border Gate. |
Budget collection through the checkpoint reached 1,176 billion VND (48.3 million USD), up 7% from a year earlier.
During the January-September period, Mong Cai customs also handled immigration procedures for 2.6 million people and cleared 137,000 vehicles with 769,000 tonnes of goods through the border gate.
The Mong Cai Customs Bureau is working on digital transformation measures to facilitate export-import activities and enhance support for enterprises.
In the first eight months of this year, five export items of Vietnam posted a turnover of more than 10 billion USD, accounting for 58.4% of Vietnam’s total.
Vietnam’s annual organic exports are estimated at 335 million USD, which is much lower than its potential in organic agriculture development.
BAC GIANG - According to
the Department of Industry and Trade, the total import and export value of the
enterprises in Bac Giang province reached approx. 27.7 billion USD in the first
8 months of 2023, up 9.1 percent against the same period, equivalent to 53.2
percent of the set plan. Of which, export turnover reached 14.5 billion USD,
54.9 percent of the plan.
Vietnam’s wood export is likely to hit about 14.5 billion USD this year, lower than the yearly target of 17 billion USD, Vice Chairman of the Handicraft and Wood Industry Association of Ho Chi Minh City (HAWA) Nguyen Chanh Phuong told a local press conference on September 13.
The total import and export revenue of Vietnam reached 436.44 billion USD in the first eight months of this year, down 12.8% or 64.21 billion USD from the same period in 2022, according to the General Department of Customs.
Source: NDO
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