Vietnam’s agricultural sector is maintaining positive growth momentum despite many fluctuations in the global economy. With agricultural, forestry, and fisheries exports reaching over US$23 billion in the first four months of the year, many sectors recorded strong growth, opening up significant opportunities for businesses and investors.
In the context of a constantly changing international market due to inflationary pressures, logistics costs, and global trade fluctuations, Vietnam’s agricultural export results in the first four months of 2026 are seen as a positive sign, demonstrating the increasing competitiveness of Vietnam’s agricultural sector. Not only maintaining growth in export value, many agricultural product sectors also show a clear shift in quality, commercial value, and the potential for expanding international markets.
Summary of highlights in the agricultural export sector in the first four months of 2026
Tổng hợp điểm sáng trong lĩnh vực xuất khẩu nông sản 4 tháng đầu năm 2026
Exports of agricultural, forestry, and aquatic products increased sharply in the first four months of 2026. (Image: Collected)
According to data from the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, total exports of agricultural, forestry, and aquatic products in the first four months of 2026 reached approximately US$23.04 billion, a significant increase compared to the same period last year. This is considered one of the outstanding bright spots of the economy amidst continued pressure from the global market in many sectors.
This result shows that agriculture continues to play a crucial role as an important economic sector, making a significant contribution to export growth and the stability of Vietnam’s trade balance.
Many experts believe that this growth stems from Vietnamese businesses gradually improving product quality, expanding markets, and better adapting to international standards on traceability, ESG, and sustainable development.
Many agricultural product sectors continue to experience strong growth.
In the overall picture of agricultural exports, many product groups recorded positive growth in both volume and export value. In particular, items such as coffee, rice, fruits and vegetables, and seafood continue to play a leading role in the export structure of Vietnam’s agricultural sector. The export value of many items increased not only due to increased production but also because of consistently high prices in the international market.
This reflects a positive shift in the agricultural sector, moving away from focusing too much on production volume and instead focusing on improving the quality and commercial value of Vietnamese agricultural products.
Fruits and vegetables continue to be a bright spot in the export market.
The fruit and vegetable sector continued to maintain positive growth in the first four months of 2026. (Image: Collected)
In the first four months of 2026, the fruit and vegetable sector continued to maintain positive growth thanks to strong consumer demand in many international markets.
Vietnamese tropical fruit products are increasingly expanding their market share by meeting quality, traceability, and food safety standards.
The expansion of imports of Vietnamese agricultural products in many major markets is also creating more room for development for businesses with well-established raw material areas and professional operating models.
Coffee and rice maintain their international competitive advantage.
Besides fruits and vegetables, coffee and rice continue to be two sectors that contribute significantly to Vietnam’s agricultural export turnover.
In recent times, global consumer demand and supply fluctuations in many countries have helped maintain positive export prices for these commodities.
In particular, improving product quality and developing brands is helping Vietnamese agricultural products increase their competitiveness in the international market, instead of focusing solely on the advantage of low prices as before.
The trend of green exports opens up new opportunities for Vietnamese agriculture.
Agricultural exports are a trend towards green consumption and sustainable development. (Image: Collected)
One of the key factors driving the growth of agricultural exports today is the global trend towards green consumption and sustainable development.
Many major markets are tightening import standards related to carbon emissions, traceability, and environmentally friendly production processes. This forces Vietnamese businesses to change their production models to adapt to the new trend.
However, this also presents an opportunity for Vietnam’s agricultural sector to enhance product value and build a more sustainable position in the international market.
ESG and NetZero are having a strong impact on the agricultural sector.
The ESG and NetZero trends are no longer just a concern for large industries but are directly impacting the entire agricultural value chain.
Businesses with green production models, sustainable raw material sources, and transparent operating systems will have more advantages in accessing export markets and attracting investment.
This is considered a crucial stage for Vietnam’s agricultural sector to transition from a traditional production model to a more modern and sustainable agricultural economic model.
Export growth boosts the value of agricultural land and assets.
As global demand for agricultural products continues to increase, the value of raw material sources and agricultural land is also significantly rising.
Areas capable of developing large-scale farming, applying technology, and meeting international export standards will increasingly have strong long-term growth potential.
This opens up great opportunities for businesses and investors aiming to develop agricultural assets sustainably and exploit the real value of land resources.
The overall highlights in the agricultural export sector during the first four months of 2026 show that Vietnamese agriculture is entering a new growth phase with many great opportunities for businesses and investors with long-term strategies.
Given the positive growth trend of the agricultural export sector, ATP Holding is orienting itself towards developing a modern agricultural ecosystem linked to the efficient exploitation of land value, developing raw material areas, and building sustainable value chains. Not only focusing on production, ATP Holding aims for a long-term development model based on technology, ESG, and green export trends to enhance the competitiveness of Vietnamese agricultural products in the new era.
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