Vietnam's cinnamon exports rise 75% in volume in May


HANOI: Vietnam exported 11,176 tonnes of cinnamon valued at US$31.1 million in May, marking a 75 per cent increase in volume and 63 per cent rise in value compared to the previous month, reported Xinhua quoting a Vietnam News story.

According to the Vietnam Pepper and Spice Association, cinnamon exports to China surged by 513.6 per cent in May. India, Bangladesh, and the US were highlighted as the top three export markets for Vietnamese cinnamon, said the report.

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