The goal is to decrease its excess stock of grain.

The increase in production is due to the larger planted and harvested area of winter crop in the Mekong River Delta.

The recent year-on-year volume of U.S. wheat exported to Vietnam continues to increase.

Domestic production is flat while imports increased 25%.

About 200,000 tonnes of CSB is required to address moderate acute malnutrition needs during the first half of 2016.

Besides Asia, no place in the world consumes more rice than this heavily populated area.

Estimates show around 49 million are sold in the country every day.

If there are no interruptions, imports could be permitted by early spring of this year, according to APHIS.

The mill has the capacity to process 800 tonnes per day.

China bought 6 million tonnes of U.S. DDGS in the first 11 months of 2015.