Lam Dong records 33 percent export surge in January
The Central Highlands province of Lam Dong generated 45.13 million USD
in exports in January, a 33 percent increase from the same month last
year.
The Central Highlands province of Lam Dong generated 45.13 million USD
in exports in January, a 33 percent increase from the same month last
year.
According to the provincial Department of Industry and Trade, alumina and coffee remained Lam Dong’s key export products.
Last month, the province shipped abroad more than 40,000 tonnes of alumina worth 14 million USD, mainly to China, alongside 7,179 tonnes of coffee beans exported to Singapore, the United Kingdom, Italy, Belgium and the Republic of Korea worth 14.2 million USD.
Several other export products are on the rise, including tea, flowers, and vegetables, generating 3.5 million USD, 3 million USD and 1.7 million USD, respectively.-VNA
According to the provincial Department of Industry and Trade, alumina and coffee remained Lam Dong’s key export products.
Last month, the province shipped abroad more than 40,000 tonnes of alumina worth 14 million USD, mainly to China, alongside 7,179 tonnes of coffee beans exported to Singapore, the United Kingdom, Italy, Belgium and the Republic of Korea worth 14.2 million USD.
Several other export products are on the rise, including tea, flowers, and vegetables, generating 3.5 million USD, 3 million USD and 1.7 million USD, respectively.-VNA
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