Abstract: Ethiopia has comparative benefits within the manufacturing of exportable vegetable and fruit due to current rich genetic resources, various agro-ecological situation and plentiful arable land and labour. However, despite their high ability and opportunities for export, vegetable and fruit are not absolutely utilized. Hence, this study is attempt to reinvestigate the dynamics of the relationship among exports of vegetable and fruit, exchange rate and consumer price index over the length 1993 to 2015. applying famous time series econometric strategies of co-integration and vector error correction estimation, the study provides the proof of stationary of time series variables, existence of lengthy-run equilibrium relation among them, and in the end, the rejection of export of vegetable and fruit led increase hypothesis for Ethiopia by using the Granger causality check based on vector error correction model estimation.