Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers

VASEP
Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers

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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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Regulations
- Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development
- Government and other ministries
Combat IUU Fishing
How we can help you
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France ups canned tuna imports from nearly all origins, Ghana down 13%

09:23 09/13/2014

French canned tuna imports increased by 11% in the 12 months up to the end of September this year, with the strongest increases from Ecuador and the Ivory Coast.

Quang Nam: Developing white leg shrimp farming

09:23 09/13/2014

Since 2005 shrimp farmers in Quang

10 remarkable highlights of Vietnam fishery in 2013

09:23 09/13/2014

(vasep.com.vn) Through November 2013, total seafood exports hit US$6.23 billion mainly thanks to a sharp rise in shrimp exports. Vannamei sales surpassed black tiger shrimp for the first time, marine products exports reversed to fall, fishery restructure in direction of value added improvement and sustainable development were considered as remarkable spotlights of Vietnam fishery industry in 2013.

Bianfishco: Focus on the U.S. market

09:23 09/13/2014

The company’s data show that in

SUPA Study - Chapter V: Market analysis of trends and key stakeholder sourcing policies in the UK

09:22 09/13/2014

(vasep.com.vn)The FAO predicts per capita seafood consumption in the UK is only projected to increase by 1 kilo by 2030. However, the population is projected to increase to 70 million within 25 years. When this growing population base and per capita consumption rate are coupled with the Department of Health (National Health Service) recommendation of two portions of fish and seafood per week, it is clear imported seafood will continue to play a role in bridging the supply gap.

Cam Ranh Seafoods: New shrimp processing plant opened

09:22 09/13/2014

Dong Phuong Co., Ltd: Boosting exports to Japan

09:22 09/13/2014

Shrimp exports on road to recovery

09:22 09/13/2014

Shrimp farmers envision brighter prospects for their industry and exports next year as production recovers from disease and many target markets recover from economic slowdowns.

Higher value for pangasius

09:22 09/13/2014

(vasep.com.vn) Vietnamese pangasius exports in 2014 are predicted to decrease by 5 percent against that recorded in 2013, according to Truong Dinh Hoe, General Secretary of Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP). The decline is due to lower supply of domestic raw material. Prices for exported products will be up slightly. In the coming year, the pangasius may see stable trend in exports to traditional markets, where it has still be choice of many consumers thanks to reasonable price.