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Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers

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Circular 39/2018/TT-BCT: prescribing inspection and verification of origin exported goods

08:01 01/03/2019

On Oct 30 2018, The Minister of Industry and Trade has issued the Circular 39/2018/TT-BCT prescribing the inspection and verification of the origin exported goods.

Vietnam Moves Towards Developing Sustainable, Responsible Fisheries

13:41 01/01/2019

On October 23, 2017, the EC officially issued a “yellow-card” warning for Vietnam’s seafood exports to the EU market. The EC also proposed nine recommendations that Vietnam should immediately implement in six months (from October 23, 2017 to April 23, 2018). The “yellow card” is followed by a “green card” if the problem is resolved or a “red card” if it isn’t. A “red card” can lead to a trade ban on fishery products.

Fishing Frontlines: A Sea Change for Southeast Asia Fish Exports

13:31 01/01/2019

The tides wait for no one. Southeast Asia fishers live this truth daily and know that their catches are in decline, particularly for those leading hardscrabble lives casting their nets close to shore. The perils for these fishermen are well-documented and include clashes with other commercial trawlers, resource depletion, water pollution, and limitations in catch traceability, along with dangerous labor conditions.

Is EU ‘ Carding Forcing Vietnam to Address Illegal Fishing?

13:28 01/01/2019

The threat of a bad report card from the European Union has alarmed the more than 30,000 Vietnamese commercial traditional trawlers considered at risk of being deemed uncooperative in the fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing. With EU officials expected to return to Vietnam next week for a reassessment of Vietnam’s violations, the fishing industry has been fast-tracking measures to correct its marine practices. In the process, Vietnam may become a model for ASEAN countries.

Binh Dinh tuna brand announced

13:23 01/01/2019

A ceremony was held on December 21 at Tam Quan fishing port in Hoai Nhon district in the south central province of Binh Dinh to announce the “Binh Dinh tuna brand”.

EVFTA helps boost Vietnam – France economic partnership

13:22 01/01/2019

A seminar on boosting Vietnam – France economic ties via the EU – Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) took place in Paris on December 20, attracting about 100 participants.

Japan helps Vietnam advance food processing industry

13:20 01/01/2019

Vietnamese and Japanese experts gathered at a seminar held in the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho on December 20, discussing measures to develop the food processing industry in Vietnam.

Vietnam maintained the largest shrimp supplier to Japan

15:11 12/26/2018

(seafood.vasep.com.vn) Japan is the second largest shrimp importer in the world, accounting for about 14% of total shrimp import value of the world by 2017. Each year, Japan imports about US$2.5 billion of shrimp products.

Spain increased tuna imports from Vietnam

15:05 12/26/2018

(seafood.vasep.com.vn) While tuna exports from Vietnam to Germany and the Netherlands decreased, tuna exports to Spain increased dramatically, making Spain the largest tuna importing market of Vietnam in the EU. Tuna export value to this market in September impressively increased by 336%, bringing the total export value in the first nine months to nearly US$20 million, increasing by 75% over the same period.

Vietnam optimistic about lifting of European yellow card as last inspection nears

09:40 12/26/2018

Vietnam is pushing to implement recommendations from the European Commission in advance of a new round of inspections that the country’s leaders hope will lead to the elimination of a warning label it received from the commission last year.

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