Vietnam’s rubber exports estimated to hit $3 bln

Vietnam expects to make over US$3 billion from rubber exports in 2011, because of rising global demand.

According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the world demand for rubber is about 25.5 million tons this year.

This increasing demand comes mainly from China and India who are very large auto tire manufacturing countries.

Rubber exports to China account for 70 percent of the country’s total rubber exports.

Vietnam is continuing to boost rubber exports to Malaysia and Hong Kong.

This year’s domestic rubber production will increase by 4 percent over last year to 790,000 tons as the rubber plantation area has increased by 40,000 hectares.

The country earned US$774 million from exporting over 173,000 tons of rubber in the first quarter of this year, a year-on-year increase of 40 percent in volume and 135 percent in value. – VIR

Tags:

Posted by VBN on Apr 14 2011. Filed under Import-Export turnover, Rubber & Plastic. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

You must be logged in to post a comment Login

Stay informed everyday

Subscribe to free RSS and email updates from Vietnam Business News

Subscribe via Email Subscribe in a Reader Follow us on Twitter Connect on Facebook

RSS China Business News

  • India gold prices declined by Rs 643 from the record levels
  • Gold prices fall 1 percent, silver was down 0.5 percent at $41.40 an ounce
  • Gold futures fall from record-level, Silver down on profit booking
  • Gold price heads to $2,000 on rush to safety
  • Silver prices declined to Rs 63,301 per kg in the futures trade today
  • Gold traders buy as prices fall over 2 per cent
  • Gold price in Vietnam sank to below VND47.6 million a tael on September 7
  • India gold prices declined by Rs 643 to Rs 27,326 per 10 grams

Sponsored

Looking for an overseas forex broker?