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India thinks it can reduce final CVD duties, as one subsidy did not target export market

08:15 07/16/2013

The seafood export industry, smarting under a 5.91 per cent countervailing duty imposed by the US Department of Commerce on the shrimps imported from India, is pinning its hopes on the ‘final determination’ of the duty by the US authorities in September.

Ecuador asks WTO to end Brazilian ban on shrimp imports after fixing its disease issues

08:14 07/16/2013

Ecuadorian officials will call on the World Trade Organization (WTO) to get Brazil to lift restrictions on its shrimp exports after years of being banned from the country for unsanitary standards.

Bangladesh pushes for modernization of shrimp industry

08:14 07/16/2013

Using traditional farming methods Bangladeshi shrimp production lags behind its Asian neighbors. Shrimp and frozen foods processing plants in Bangladesh are running at less than 80 percent capacity due to low production, The Daily Star reported from a seminar organized by the Bangladesh Frozen Foods and Exporters Association (BFFEA).

Aquaculture Stewardship Council developing fish feed standard

08:14 07/16/2013

ASC has launched a project which aims to develop the ASC Feed Standard. ASC invites experts from the aquaculture feed industry to join a working group and actively contribute to the future of responsible aquaculture feed.

Vietnamese pangasius export recovered in May 2013

08:13 07/16/2013

(pangasius-vietnam.com) Most of import markets of Vietnamese pangasius showed recovery signs since April 2013. According to Vietnam Customs, pangasius exports reached US$174.09 million in May 2013, up 15.7 percent compared with that of May 2012. In the first five months, Vietnam generated US$708.89 million, up 1.5 percent from the same period of 2012.

UK introduces new nutritional labeling

08:36 07/15/2013

(SeafoodSource) A new system of front-of-pack food labeling is to be rolled out in the U.K. during the next 18 months. It will combine color-coding and nutritional information to show how much fat, saturated fat, salt and sugar, and how many calories, are in each product.

Crab exports to Canada saw a positive advance

08:36 07/15/2013

(vasep.com.vn) According to Vietnam Customs, in the first 5 months of 2013, Vietnam’s exports of crab and swimming crab reached US$27.7 million, down 21.6 percent on that reported in the same time of 2012. The figure in May 2013 was US$5.1 million, down 41.3 percent on that of May 2012.

Aquaculture Stewardship Council developing fish feed standard

14:24 07/14/2013

(seafood.com) ASC has launched a project which aims to develop the ASC Feed Standard. ASC invites experts from the aquaculture feed industry to join a working group and actively contribute to the future of responsible aquaculture feed.

Vinh Hoan Corp exports most pangasius in January-April period

14:23 07/14/2013

In April, Vietnam exported pangasius products for USD 146.3 million, up 1.8 per cent over the same period of 2012. Meanwhile, in January–April 2013, pangasius exports brought in USD 534.8 million, down 6 per cent year-on-year.

Shrimp exports to the U.S. edged up 18.2 percent

09:41 07/13/2013

(vasep.com.vn) Along with Japan and EU, the U.S. is one of three main importers of Vietnam shrimp. In 2012, Vietnam shrimp shipments to this market sharply decreased of 18.6 percent from the previous year due to low demand, instability of domestic raw shrimp supplies and disease outbreaks.

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