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Following China, the United States ranked as the second-largest market, with a turnover of approximately $48.54 million, up 56.1% compared to January 2025.

Though navigating a rather torrid 2025 marked by natural disasters and a fluctuating global landscape, Vietnam agriculture and environment sector managed to grow sustainably and reach its targets.

Ranked alongside Indonesia, Morocco, Canada, and the UAE, Vietnam represents a strategic shift for exporters navigating global trade volatility.

At a national video conference held on February 25 to disseminate the major contents of the Politburo's Resolution No. 79 on State economy development and Resolution No.80-NQ/TW on developing Vietnamese culture, Party General Secretary To Lam highlighted the role of the State economy.

Amid intensifying competition, experts suggest that the most viable path for Vietnamese shrimp exporters is to increase the proportion of deep-processed products, reduce reliance on frozen raw shrimp, and maximize tariff preferences provided by the EVFTA.

The US, China, the EU and the South Korea are among key markets.