Vietnam’s fruit and vegetable exports reach $7.35 billion through September
Vietnam
Monday 19 October 2026
VU
Durian shipments provide a major contribution to growth.
Vietnam’s fruit and vegetable exports generated an estimated US$7.35 billion from January to September 2026, up 19.9% compared with the same period last year, according to figures attributed to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment.
September shipments were estimated at US$1.19 billion, marking the third consecutive month in which monthly export revenue exceeded US$1 billion.
China remained Vietnam’s largest destination, accounting for 63% of export value during the nine-month period. Exports to China increased by 38.8% year on year. The United States ranked second, with a 7% share, followed by South Korea at 3.8%.
Durian continued to lead the sector, generating US$3.5 billion in export revenue over the period, a 52% increase year on year.