The two pie charts illustrate the export values between Vietnam and the United States, measured in millions of dollars. Overall, Vietnam’s primary export to the US is coffee, whereas the US’s most significant export to Vietnam is aircraft parts, with a substantial difference in value between these top exports.
Vietnam’s exports to the US are dominated by coffee, which accounts for $23 million, followed by fruit and vegetables at $16 million. The remaining categories contribute significantly less, with seafood and rice valued at approximately $4.4 million and $4.3 million, respectively. Garments generate $2 million, while miscellaneous exports collectively make up another $2 million.
In contrast, US exports to Vietnam are far more concentrated in high-value items, with aircraft parts alone generating $72 million, which is more than three times the revenue of Vietnam’s leading export. Machinery and miscellaneous exports follow, at $30.5 million and $35 million, respectively. The remaining export categories—fertilizer, cotton, and cars—each contribute less than $17 million, with cars bringing in the least revenue at $6 million.