US Agricultural Products Gain Traction in Vietnam, Price Competitiveness Remains Key
American agricultural products are becoming more common in Vietnamese supermarkets, with consumers drawn to their unique flavors and appearance. However, import tariffs make them less competitive than products from Australia and Canada. Both countries are aiming to reduce trade barriers to expand market access.
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