Vietnamese cashew nuts to be introduced in Australia
Australian people will have a chance to taste Vietnamese cashew nuts in a programme which will be held by the Vietnam Trade Office in Australia from September 25 – October 2.
Hanoi (VNA) – Australian people will have a chance to taste Vietnamesecashew nuts in a programme which will be held by the Vietnam Trade Office inAustralia from September 25 – October 2.
Vietnamese exporters of cashew nuts will be also introduced at the event.
According to statistics from the General Department of Vietnam Customs, the country earned 1.65 billion USD from shipping over 273,000 tonnes of cashewnuts abroad in the first six months of2021, up 10.8 percent in value and 21.8 percent in volume year-on-year.
The country remains the world’s leading cashewexporter, but falling export prices are likely to lower profit margins./.
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Processing cashew nuts for export (Photo: VNA) 
