Vietnam bamboo processing development

With 1.4 million hectares of bamboo forests, Vietnam is the 4th largest bamboo growing country in the world, behind only China, India and Myanmar. In particular, the price of bamboo in Vietnam is only half that of Anji province, China, so it opens up many opportunities for competition.
Unlike wood, bamboo cultivation has relatively low initial cost, reducing the burden on investment for farmers. Bamboo planting pays off very quickly because every part of bamboo is economically viable.

Bamboo shoots have high nutritional value, which is very popular in Western countries. Fresh bamboo leaves are used as cake wrapping materials, dry bamboo leaves are used as organic fertilizer.
Bamboo stems are used as construction materials and handicraft products for export to foreign countries. Bamboo roots are used as fuel.
Bamboo products are all clean and environmentally friendly products, so many customers are willing to pay 15% higher to buy them. Although only a rough material, many fine bamboo and rattan products are still valued at thousands of dollars.

Bamboo tree from Thanh Hoa, Vietnam

Thanh Hoa is proud to be one of the major bamboo growing areas in the country. Currently, Thanh Hoa is famous for bamboo products such as: bamboo chopsticks, bamboo toothpicks, bamboo charcoal, bamboo straws, … TH Bamboo is proud to be an exporter of bamboo products from home, contributing to promote local economic development.

Bamboo chopstick manufacturer is popular in Thanh Hoa provine