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Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers

Seafood from Viet Nam

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100 tons of fish killed in China ammonia leak

14:53 09/13/2014

Chinese authorities have scooped up around 110 metric tons of dead fish they say were poisoned by ammonia from a chemical plant, environmental officials and state media said Wednesday and reported by Associated Press.

Asian countries need better regulation, harmonised safety standards

14:53 09/13/2014

<p>(foodqualitynews.com) Like China

Phu Yen to build brand name for ocean tuna

14:53 09/13/2014

<p>(vasep.com.vn) On 1st September

Germany: Fish sales drop as consumers pay record prices

14:53 09/13/2014

Germans are eating less fish as prices get significantly more expensive, new data by Hamburg-based the Fisch-Informationszentrum (FIZ) suggests.

Dong Phuong imported 50 percent of raw fish to process and export

14:53 09/13/2014

<p>(vasep.com.vn) On 29th August

Farmers cash in on shrimp prices

14:53 09/13/2014

Despite the recent hikes in the prices

Fishery imports from EU countries decrease

14:53 09/13/2014

Spain bought 375,040 tonnes of fishery and aquaculture products to the Member States of the European Union (EU) over the past year, a figure which shows a fall of 21.7 per cent compared to 2011, when 478,986 tonnes had been purchased.

Will the BRC's new Global Standard steal centre stage?

14:52 09/13/2014

The BRC claims its new Global Standard

French oyster producers recover, set sights on Asia

14:52 09/13/2014

An expected recovery in European oyster output this year will put the continent in a commanding position to capture growing Asian demand, according to a leading French oyster expert and marketing executive.