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Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers

Seafood from Viet Nam

Why buy seafood from Vietnam
Key Seafood sectors in Vietnam
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The eco-label that started it all, and why it will never go away

14:49 09/13/2014

Established in 1990 in the United States, the Dolphin Safe/Dolphin Friendly eco-label was set up to ensure tuna was caught by methods which do not harm or kill dolphins in the process. And in the past 23 years it seems the label, which belongs to the Earth Island Institute, has more or less served its purpose with the majority of the world’s canneries subscribing to the cause.

Cuulong Seapro permitted to list shares on HOSE

14:49 09/13/2014

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Korea bans Japanese fish over radiation fears

14:49 09/13/2014

South Korea announced Friday it is banning all fish imports from along Japan's northeastern coast because of what officials called growing public worry over radioactive water leaking into the Pacific Ocean near the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, reported NewsOK.

Caseamex gained VND19 billion of post-tax profit

14:49 09/13/2014

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Caseamex approved plan to increase capital to VND97 billion

14:49 09/13/2014

In annual General Assembly of Shareholders

US shrimp imports down 7.8%

14:49 09/13/2014

Thai shrimp exports to US now off 36%; India figures surge. The massive production declines in Thailand are beginning to show in US shrimp import figures.

Russian government to tighten control over export and import prices for fish and seafood

14:49 09/13/2014

The Russian government is considering tightening control over the export and import prices for fish and seafood. Customs duties will be reduced from 1 September, as part of Russia's obligations to WTO accession. However, the government at the same time hopes to tighten price controls by establishing a center that will monitor global prices; and adjust customs duties based on the "real" value, rather than the nominal import value.

Catfish program could sink US-Pacific trade deal

14:48 09/13/2014

A controversial catfish inspection program in the United States that has been lambasted by much of Washington as being a waste of money may now be putting a critical trade agreement with the Asia-Pacific region in jeopardy.

European mackerel stock could be at historic high: Survey estimates numbers at 8.8 million tons

14:48 09/13/2014

Eva Tallaksen of Undercurrent News reports that scientists are working around the clock in Copenhagen to possibly produce an abundance estimate of the Northeast Atlantic (NEA) mackerel stock, as an initial survey has pinned levels at a historical high, and more than 60% above last year’s estimates.