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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) global wheat forecast for 2024/25 is for higher production, supplies and consumption, reduced trade and slightly lower stocks. The global grain market forecast is for a slight decline in production, lower trade and stocks.

In its Grain and Feed report, USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service reported that Vietnam's MY 2023/24 feed wheat import volumes rose 94% as wheat prices moved closer to corn prices, reaching USD 0.27/kg compared to the previous period's USD 0.36/kg. For the first time since MY 2018/19, feed wheat imports exceeded flour wheat imports. In MY

According to preliminary statistics from the General Department of Customs, in August 2024, Vietnam imported 269,712 tons of wheat, equivalent to 73.25 million USD. In the first eight months of 2024, wheat imports from the main market, Brazil, reached over 1.17 million tons, equivalent to 293.15 million USD, accounting for 31.7% of the total volume and 28.5% of the total wheat import turnover of the country. In August 2024, Vietnam did not import wheat from this market. Coming in second is the Australian market, with wheat imports reaching 782,572 tons, equivalent to over 241.69 million USD, accounting for 21.1% of the total volume and 23.5% of the total turnover. Next is the Ukrainian market with 736,590 tons, equivalent to 190.65 million USD, accounting for 19.9% ​​of the total volume and 18.6% of the total wheat import turnover of the country, Wheat imports from the U.S. market reached 258,738 tons, equivalent to 84.68 million USD. September 18, 2024/ Vietnam Industry and Trade