Examples of using Largest exporter in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Vietnam can become the seventh largest exporter to the US in 2019 if it maintains the export growth rate of 40.2% as in the first quarter.
Australia's wine industry is the 4th largest exporter of wine in the world.
China has also become the largest exporter of Zimbabwean products- mainly tobacco and minerals, such as gold and diamonds.
of rice in 2012, making that country the world's largest exporter for the first time.
Since 2002, China has been the world's largest exporter of fish and seafood products.
KSA alone controls nearly 1/4 of the world's oil reserves and is the world's largest exporter.
quality& energy efficiency and becoming a world's largest exporter.
of Los Andes and is Argentina's largest exporter of….
value of US$466 billion, the Mekong Region was the ninth largest exporter in the world.
The volume of Iran's 2017 steel exports was about 1/10th that of the world's largest exporter, China.
1% in 1980 to 14% in 2015, making it the world's largest exporter.
In Canada, the world's third largest exporter, producers' fortunes have fallen along with the U.S. because their prices are tied to that much larger market.
as the world's largest exporter, factory output,
The world's largest exporter, China is still benefiting from robust global demand even as increasing tensions
Maxim Medvedkov, Russia's chief WTO negotiator, said joining the world trade body is important because his nation-- as the world's 7th largest exporter-- already does 92 percent of its trade with WTO members.
The world's largest exporter, China is still benefiting from robust global demand even as increasing tensions and rising trade barriers
725,000 tonnes of shipments, which would make it the world's ninth largest exporter, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
billion in vehicles and parts- nearly $50 billion more than the next largest exporter(aerospace).
The Saudis, the world's largest exporter and already unhappy about bearing the brunt of the cuts,
went on to become Ireland's largest exporter of goods and its second-largest company