The pie chart illustrates sales overseas, in $million, between the US and Vietnam. Overall, the exports from Vietnam to the US have coffee as the highest proportion, which is worth $23 million, while garments and others have the lowest value. Meanwhile, the US mainly exports aircraft parts to Vietnam.
The obvious trend shown in Vietnam mainly highlights the food exportation to the United States. Other than coffee, it is followed by other types of food and commodities, such as fruit and vegetables, at around 16$ million. There is also rice and seafood with a similar amount at 4.4$ and 4.3$ million, respectively.
In comparison to Vietnam, the US mostly exports vehicle parts, such as aircraft parts, with the most significant proportion at around 72$ million. In contrast to Vietnam, for the second largest proportion after aircraft parts, the US exports various types of foods under the category of ‘other’, which costs around 33$ million. The least value of export is for cars, which is around 6$ million. Moreover, it is evident that the US to Vietnam focuses on exporting machines and materials, whereas Vietnam gives more attention towards food and commodities to the US.