The given pie chart illustrates commodities exported in units of a million United States Dollars ($), between the United States and Vietnam. Overall, the exports from the United States exceed those of Vietnam by a little more than three times in terms of gross revenue. Moreover, the United States is majorly selling mechanical items or machineries to Vietnam, while Vietnam is selling consumable items.
Firstly, the United States is exporting a total of $172 million worth of items to Vietnam. Among them, aircraft parts occupy a huge chunk of the sales whopping to an amount of $72 million, followed by machineries ($30.5 million), fertilizers ($16.5 million), cottons ($12 million), and cars ($6 million). Additionally, a group of many other items generate a revenue of $35 million cumulatively.
On the other hand, the items imported by United States from Vietnam account to $49.7 million. Coffee is the highest sought product among these, which costed the United States $23 million. Next comes the fruits and vegetables, worth $16 million. The rest of the Vietnamese products: seafood, rice, garments, and others, were bought for less than $13 million.