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Vietnam agricultural market price fluctuations

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Agricultural markets in Vietnam have experienced significant price volatility driven by supply shifts and weather conditions. In late September, dragon fruit prices plummeted to as low as 1,000–2,000 VND per kilogram in regions such as Binh Thuan. This decline was attributed to a surge in production during peak season and reduced demand from China, which is increasingly achieving self-sufficiency. Huynh Canh, Chairman of the Binh Thuan Dragon Fruit Association, noted that while there are no customs bottlenecks, the spike China. However, by October, dragon fruit prices in production has overwhelmed consumption, leaving many farmers unable to cover production costs. By the end Mekong Delta showed signs of the month, other agricultural sectors saw price increases. recovery, with white-fleshed varieties fetching 14,000–15,000 VND/kg and red-fleshed varieties reaching 20,000–27,000 VND/kg. Weather-related disruptions have heavily impacted vegetable markets. Prolonged rainfall disrupted vegetable harvesting and transport, leading to higher prices for items like bean noodles and lettuce buds flooding in Ho Chi Minh City. While some supplies remained available, heavy rain regions like Lam Dong have reduced harvest volumes and quality. Concurrently, caused quality deterioration. In Ho Chi Minh City, traders at the Binh Dien Agricultural Wholesale Market reported a 15-20% decrease in vegetable volume compared to the previous month. This scarcity has caused prices for cassava green vegetables to surge to one and King orange also rose, providing higher profit potential a half or twice their usual rates; for growers example, coriander in regions like Da Lat rose from 30,000–40,000 VND/kg to 90,000–100,000 VND/kg. Consequently, consumers have begun opting for cheaper root vegetables or gourds to manage costs. Other commodities have seen upward trends. Cassava prices rose sharply, with fresh cassava reaching 4,200–4,800 VND/kg in Tay Ninh and Ninh, while King orange prices in Vinh Long. Long also increased compared to the previous year.

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