Vietnam Prime Minister has recently

Con Dao Seaproducts and Import Export Joint Stock Company (Coimex) announced that export revenue in eleven months of 2011 has exceeded the yearly target by US$2 million. In the last month of the year, Coimex aims to export more than 1,500 MT of surimi and seafood, gaining US$3 million

On 24th December 2010 the Directorate

Currently Ngo Quyen Processing Export

(vasep.com.vn) In 2011, seafood exports in the Mekong River Delta provinces was estimated to touch US$4 billion, up 27 percent over 2010.

After more than 2 months of implementation

(vasep.com.vn) The Prime Minister of Vietnam has promulgated a decision on some policies ecouraging Vietnamese Good Agricultural Practices (VietGAP) application in agriculture, forestry and aquaculture.

(IntraFish) The aquaculture feed sector is growing at a faster pace than any other feed sector worldwide, reveals a survey of 132 countries conducted by the US animal health and nutrition company Alltech. When it comes to production, Alltech survey shows China leaves vast majority of world players in the dust.

(seafood.com) In Japan, surimi seafood are indispensable products for traditional New Year dishes. End-year surimi product sales remained level in Tokyo helped by consumer trend to eat at home; Osaka region sustained a 10% decline.

According to Seaprodex Saigon its

(seafood.com) Fish farms from two counties in the lower reaches of a cadmium-contaminated river in south China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region have been banned from selling their fish, local authorities confirmed on Thursday.

(vasep.com.vn) In the past 5 years, Italy has become a major importer of Vietnam seafood with import value increasing from US$95 million to over US$150 million per year. As of October 2011, Italy ranked the sixth among the largest seafood importers from Vietnam after the U.S., Japan, South Korea, Germany and China and accounted for more than 3 percent of total export value of Vietnam seafood.

So far this year Ba Ria – Vung Tau

(SeafoodSource) A U.S. court in Los Angeles on Monday ordered a California company to pay USD 1 million in fines and community service payments for knowingly mislabeling frozen pangasius fillets as Paradise grouper, Falcon Baie grouper and ponga.

Plans for seafood processing nationwide