Viet Nam's three crops graded in world top ten

20/03/2007 -- 11:01 AM

Ha Noi (VNA) - Viet Nam's three crops, namely coffee, rubber and rice, have been ranked in the world's top ten in terms of export turnover. Last year, the country exported around 800,000 tonnes of coffee beans, earning more than 1 billion USD, next to Brazil, and 4.7 million tonnes of rice worth 1.3 billion USD, next to Thailand. Meanwhile, rubber exports fetched 1.5 billion USD, helping Viet Nam rank fifth after Thailand, Indonesia, India and Malaysia in terms of revenues.-Enditem
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