Coffee exports to South Africa surge high

VOV.VN - Coffee exports to South Africa skyrocketed by 92.62% to US$15.1 million in the first nine months of this year, according to the General Department of Vietnam Customs.

However, total exports to the market dipped by 15.53% to US$678.3 million in the reviewed period.

Vietnam businesses exported 15 kinds of products to South Africa, of which telephone and components topped the list with US$370.9 million (down 13.03%), accounting for 57% of the total export value, trailed by footwear (US$94.2 million, up 10.25%) and computers, electronics and components (US$54.6 million, down 61.22%).

Wood exports to the market saw a sharp decrease of 42.33% while other products obtained a quite high export growth. They include machines, equipment and tools (up 60.65%) and pepper (up 26.35%).
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