The two pie charts illustrate the export patterns between the United States and Vietnam, detailing the monetary values in millions of dollars.
Overall, the analysis reveals a predominant trend in which Vietnam’s exports primarily consist of agricultural products, whereas the United States predominantly exports industrial goods to Vietnam.
Examining Vietnam’s exports to the United States, it is evident that coffee represents the largest export item, accounting for 23 million dollars. Fruit and vegetables follow closely, generating 16 million dollars in revenue. Together, these two categories constitute nearly 50% of total exports. In contrast, seafood and rice exhibit significantly lower figures, with exports valued at 4.4 million and 4.3 million dollars, respectively. Garments and miscellaneous products each contribute an additional 2 million dollars, highlighting the relatively modest scale of these exports.
Turning to the United States’ exports to Vietnam, aircraft parts dominate the export landscape with a substantial value of 72 million dollars. This is followed by ‘Other’ items, which account for 35 million dollars. Machinery also plays a significant role, contributing 30.5 million dollars. In comparison, lower-value exports include fertiliser at 16.5 million dollars, cotton at 12 million dollars, and cars at 6 million dollars, underscoring a diverse range of industrial products being supplied to the Vietnamese market.