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Tuna exports to Mexico recorded an impressive growth

13:26 09/12/2012

(vasep.com.vn) Annually, Mexico imported a large amount of seafood from Vietnam in which tuna is one of products that is loved by Mexican people. Among key Vietnam seafood items exported to Mexico, tuna ranks the second position in export value after pangasius.

Exports of marine finfish grew up

16:57 09/11/2012

(vasep.com.vn) In the first 7 months of this year, seafood exports attained US$3.42 billion, up 8.5 percent over that of the same period of 2011. The increase was attributable to remarkable proportion in export value of tuna and other marine finfish. However, in July 2012, export value only reached US$530.6 million, down slightly 1.5 percent over that of the same period of 2011.

Vietnam-the top shrimp supplier for Taiwan

16:56 09/11/2012

(vasep.com.vn) Taiwan is the largest 7th importer of Vietnam shrimp after Japan, the U.S., China, South Korea, Australia and Germany. Shrimp shipment to the market remained the stable growth during first seven months of 2012.

Seaprodex Factory No16: Stable export of shrimp to South Korea, Egypt

08:54 09/11/2012

(VASEPNews) In the first seven months of 2012, exported shrimp to some European countries saw lower price than that in the same period last year, said Banh Quang Ha, Director of Quy Nhon Frozen Seafood Joint Stock Company (Seaprodex F16). To keep foreign partners, Seaprodex No16 kept sending products to this region. Besides, it strengthened shrimp shipments to Egypt and some Asian markets.

India’s Tuna Industry Invests To Improve Quality

08:54 09/11/2012

(atuna.com) After the problems with the salmonella outbreak in the USA caused by raw tuna processed in India, new urgent steps are being taken to upgrade the quality of tuna raw materials in India

Sharp advance in exports of frozen, fresh, live squid to France

08:53 09/11/2012

(vasep.com.vn) In January - July, export value of frozen, fresh, live squid to French market increased nearly double-fold over that of the same period of last year. For the year to date, France – a single market in EU block - reported the highest growth in imports of Vietnam cephalopod.

Khanh Hoa: Capture production of ocean tuna reached over 2,000 MT

08:53 09/11/2012

(vasep.com.vn) Now, Khanh Hoa’s tuna longline fleet, including 104 vessels with total capacity of 15,200 CV are mainly located in Nha Trang city.

Agrimexco Ca Mau to keep shrimp export to Japan

15:03 09/10/2012

(vasep.com.vn) In the first eight months of 2012, Ca Mau Agricultural Products and Foodstuff Im-Ex Joint Stock Company (Agrimexco Ca Mau) has shipped abroad 1,200 MT of shrimp of all varieties and generated total value of US$8.6 million. Japan and the EU represented a 70 percent proportion in the company’s exports.

The Philippines – the second leading pangasius importer in ASEAN

13:15 09/08/2012

(vasep.com.vn) Vietnam pangasius export to the Philippines keeps growing over the ten recent years. From the smallest consumer of Vietnam pangasius, the Philippines have now climbed to the second place among ASEAN countries in importing the fish from Vietnam.

California oyster grower initiates a voluntarily recall of affected shucked and in-shell raw oyster products.

13:14 09/08/2012

(cdph.ca.gov) On August 10, 2012, the California Department of Public Health issued a consumer warning against eating shucked and in-shell raw oysters from Drakes Bay Oyster Co. due to possible contamination with Vibrio parahaemolyticus, a bacterium that can cause serious illness. The CDPH advises consumers who purchased the affected oyster products to immediately discard them.

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