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Vietnam’s livestock sector is expanding rapidly as the country applies science and technology to production. A clear structural shift has reduced the share of smallholder farming, paving the way for larger-scale, more modern production models. Livestock productivity has reached 90–95% of that of advanced countries, supported by improvements in livestock breeds and farm management.
Growth has been particularly strong in the poultry and dairy sectors, where productivity and product quality have improved. The participation of major enterprises—including CP, Vinamilk, TH, De Heus, and GreenFeed—has helped bring additional financial resources and advanced technology to the sector, supporting a more sustainable development path.
Despite these gains, Vietnam’s livestock sector still faces several constraints. Per capita consumption of livestock products remains low, limiting domestic demand. Disease risk also continues to be a major concern. In addition, the sector faces intense international competition, and the trade balance is tilted toward imports due to reliance on imported inputs.
Notable achievements in vaccine research and production have improved Vietnam’s ability to prevent diseases and have also created opportunities for exports. Biotechnology and new technical advances are being applied effectively, contributing to higher productivity and better product quality. At the same time, the sector is being pushed toward digital transformation and stronger value-chain development to improve competitiveness.
To develop sustainably, Vietnam’s livestock sector needs to continue promoting science and technology and accelerate digital transformation. It also requires further development of the value chain and stronger cross-sector linkages. The sector is expected to keep innovating technologies, strengthen value-chain integration, and expand international market access.
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