Shrimp exports rose sharply through August 2013

News 14:05 13/09/2014 502
(vasep.com.vn) In the first 8 months of 2013, Vietnam seafood exports registered US$4.16 billion, up 4.3 percent from that of the same period of 2012. In which, shrimp exports generated over US$1.7 billion, increasing nearly 22 percent and occupying 41.5 percent of the total value.

In August 2013, exports of main seafood products sank while shrimp exports were up 65.5 percent compared to August 2012. Tremendous growth was reported in shrimp exports to all 10 main markets such as the U.S. (+145.9 percent), Japan (+23 percent), EU (+54.5 percent), South Korea (+96.2 percent).

The U.S. outstripped Japan to take the lead in shrimp imports from Vietnam

In August 2013, the U.S. left Japan behind to become the largest importer of Vietnam shrimp.

Vietnam’s shrimp exports to the U.S. have recovered since QII/2013 after the decline of 18.6 percent in 2012 and 6.3 percent in QI/2013. Through August 2013, shrimp shipment to the market touched over US$445.6 million, up 52.4 percent from the same time of 2012.

Vietnam’s shrimp exports to the U.S. gained impetus thanks to sharp decline in Thailand’s shrimp production and increase in global shrimp price.

In the first 7 months of 2013, the U.S.’s shrimp imports from Thailand, which count for one fourth of the total shrimp imports into the U.S., fell 36.4 percent from 2012. So far this year, shrimp price in the U.S. market has posted a continuous growth: black tiger shrimp price in September 2013 increased by US$3.56 per kilogram, whiteleg shrimp price increased by US$4.24 per kilogram from that of January 2013.

On 10th September 2013, the US Department of Commerce (DOC) has published the final results on the antidumping duty on imported frozen warmwater shrimp from Vietnam for the period of February 1, 2011, through January 31, 2012. Accordingly, DOC determined that in the seventh administrative review (POR7), the 33 Vietnam shrimp exporters get zero average dumping margin which boosts Vietnam’s shrimp exports to the market.

EU regain the third largest importer

China used to be the third largest importer of Vietnam shrimp after the U.S. and Japan. China’s demand for shrimp rose sharply due to undersupply caused by diseases.

Regional economic distress slashed EU’s demand for shrimp. However, the region is reported to escape from seriously economic downturn and regional demand for shrimp, particularly prawn starts to recover. Contraction in shrimp supply from Argentina and Thailand into EU also created momentum for Vietnam exporters to boost exports into the market. Vietnam shrimp exports to EU in August 2013 increased by 54.5 percent.

Undersupply and high demand raised the price of shrimp, particularly whiteleg shrimp in EU market. The price of whiteleg shrimp HOSO count 40/50 in EU market increased from US$7.40 per kilogram in January to US$10.10 per kilogram in September.

Canada - a potential market

Being the seventh largest importer of Vietnam shrimp, Canada’s demand for shrimp is firm. Through August 2013, Vietnam shrimp exports to Canada reached over US$63.6 million, up 42.3 percent. Since April 2013 up to now, shrimp exports to the market reported positive growth, in which exports in April up 130 percent and exports of the other months up in the range of 22 – 92 percent.

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