Export of infant foods of cereals, flour, starch or milk from Viet Nam: Rise in 2016

Compared to one year earlier infant food export sharply rose by 9 718.77%, new data from United Nations Statistical Office pinpoint. The variable grew greatly from 2 057 740 US Dollar to 202 044 848 US Dollar, compared with the prior year when it fell by 59.65%. It's the highest record ever diagnosed since 2000. Viet Nam saw a rise of 30 936.07% in infant food export during the last 17 years. As well as it has had a 0.14% compound average annual growth rate over the last 5 years with a modest overall increase since the start of observations. It averaged 28 086 411.12 US Dollar from 2000 to 2016 and it attained its minimum of 8 140 US Dollar in 2006.