Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers

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Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers

Seafood from Viet Nam

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Leading pangasius exporter to enter HCM Stock Exchange

09:52 09/13/2014

Leading exporter of tra and basa

Whileleg shrimp exports jumps across black tiger shrimp

09:52 09/13/2014

(vasep.com.vn) According to Vietnam Customs, seafood exports by the country until mid-September 2013 registered US$4.435 billion, up 5.1 percent from that of the same period of 2012.

Kien Giang: 23,351ha of wild seed area

09:52 09/13/2014

Cephalopods exports in downturn

09:52 09/13/2014

In September Viet Nam’s cephalopods

Russia could introduce restrictions on chilled fish imports from Norway

09:52 09/13/2014

(Interfax.com) Russia's veterinary and phytosanitary oversight body Rosselkhoznadzor is considering introducing restrictions on chilled salmon and seafood supplies from Norway, Rosselkhoznadzor chief Sergei Dankvert told Interfax.

Rise in Korean demand for fish paste

09:52 09/13/2014

(vasep.com.vn) Currently, South Korea is the biggest importer of fish paste by Long Hai Co., Jsc. Besides, the product of the company is also exported to China and Thailand.

Hung Ca Co., Ltd: In the list of top 20 Pangasius exporters

09:51 09/13/2014

By the end of September 2009 Hung

Soc Trang: Fisheries output on the rise

09:51 09/13/2014

Norway: April seafood exports fall by 12pc

09:51 09/13/2014

(fis.com) The value of exports of Norwegian seafood in April totalled NOK 3.7 billion (EUR 488.7 million). This is a decline of NOK 501 million (EUR 66.2 million) or 12 per cent compared to April in 2011.