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$3 Billion to Buy U.S. Agricultural Commodities: Vietnam Seeks a Good Deal of Reciprocal Trade Agreement with the U.S.

  • Vietnam signed 20 MOUs worth $3 billion to purchase U.S. Agricultural commodities from June 2-6, 2025, during Minister Do Duc Duy's U.S. Visit.
  • These agreements aim to counteract the 46 percent U.S. Tariff imposed on Vietnamese goods in April and to balance trade amid ongoing tariff negotiations.
  • The MOUs include $800 million from Iowa and $600 million in animal feed from Ohio, signed during meetings with local officials to strengthen supply chains.
  • Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds expressed that the newly signed agreements will support local farmers and enhance the partnership in agricultural trade between Iowa and Vietnam.
  • These deals reflect Vietnam's commitment to deepen trade ties and institutional reforms, while U.S. Partners hope tariffs will be reconsidered to support bilateral growth.
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The volume exported compensated for the fall in prices and the lower temporal rates.The entry Agricultural contributed USD 3.3 billion in retentions in six months, 25% more than in 2024 was first published in Data 24.

Vietnamese companies have signed 20 agreements worth a total of $3 billion (around €2.6 billion) to import more US agricultural products ahead of the third round of official negotiations on US President Donald Trump’s tariffs next week.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands
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The InfoStride broke the news in on Saturday, June 7, 2025.
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