Import prices of Dried Kelp in Vietnam
Historical import price trends
The import price of Dried Kelp to Vietnam has fluctuated over the past two years, reflecting shifting market trends. In 2023, import prices ranged from $6 USD per kg to $8.14 USD per kg. By 2024, price volatility persisted, with prices continuing to vary between $1.30 USD and $11.05 USD per kg, indicating ongoing market instability for Dried Kelp imports to Vietnam.
Recent import records
On 2024-11-29, Dried Kelp reported as “Sun dried shredded kelp (Long). New product” was imported by a company in Vietnam from a company in China.
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FAQ for Dried Kelp price in Vietnam
Where does Tridge source its price data?
Tridge gathers price data from over 400 trusted global sources, including government public sources, producers, traders, and local industry experts. We ensure data accuracy through both human oversight and cutting-edge AI technology, which helps manage missing values, detect outliers, and standardize currency and units.
How are the low and high prices for Vietnam Dried Kelp calculated?
The low and high prices are calculated from Vietnam data for Dried Kelp during the selected period, showing the typical price range after excluding outliers. Please note that trends may differ when analyzed in more detail, such as by product variety, company, or specific timeframes.
How much transaction data is there for Dried Kelp in Vietnam in Tridge?
We have 66 transaction records for Dried Kelp in Vietnam. Visit our About Transaction Data page to explore its features.
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