Two-way trade between Vietnam and the Netherlands reached
\nmore than $6.7 billion in the first five months of 2026, up nearly 22%
\nyear-on-year, according to customs data.<\/p>\n
Vietnam\u2019s exports to the Netherlands totaled $6.4 billion,
\nrising 23.2%. The Netherlands has remained Vietnam\u2019s largest European trading
\npartner for several years, marking its third consecutive year in the top
\nposition.<\/p>\n
Several export categories recorded strong growth during the
\nperiod. Shipments of toys, sporting goods and parts surged more than 412%,
\nwhile wood and wooden products increased 114%. Fruit and vegetables rose nearly
\n48%, and textiles and garments grew 18.6%.<\/p>\n
The Vietnam Trade Office in the Netherlands said the figures
\nreflected a trend of European importers shifting orders to Vietnam as they
\ndiversify supply sources beyond traditional markets.<\/p>\n
Despite continued economic uncertainties, the office expects
\nVietnam\u2019s exports to the Netherlands to maintain positive momentum in the
\nsecond half of the year. Dutch consumer confidence improved from -46% in May to
\n-35% in July, the strongest improvement in more than 11 years. Meanwhile,
\ninflation eased from 3.5% in May to 3.2% in July.<\/p>\n
The launch of Vietnam Airlines\u2019 direct Hanoi-Amsterdam
\nservice in mid-June is also expected to boost tourism, trade and investment
\nties.<\/p>\n
Vietnam\u2019s exports to the Netherlands are projected to grow
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