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Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers

Seafood from Viet Nam

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Fish exports highest ever

11:53 08/21/2012

(fis.com) Pakistani fish exports surpassed USD 300 million for the first time and fetched a higher average unit price (AUP) in fiscal year 2011-12 versus 2010-11.

Scallop prices respond as Japanese circulation bounces back

11:53 08/21/2012

(IntraFish) US scallops prices are up in comparison to 2009 but are not as high as they were last year, largely due to higher supply coming out of Japan.

Vietnam tuna exports to Italy rose sharply

13:33 08/20/2012

(vasep.com.vn) In the first six months of 2012, out of main exported seafood products from Vietnam, exports of tuna products witnessed the highest year-on-year growth of 38.5 percent although tuna only made up 10 percent of total export value.

Ca Mau strengthened to manage quality of shrimp seed

13:33 08/20/2012

(vasep.com.vn) In Ca Mau province, there are over 800 shrimp seed trading and producing facilities, supplying for the market over 10 billion of shrimp seed per year.

Coimex to build a new surimi processing plant

13:32 08/20/2012

(vasep.com.vn) In the first half of 2012, Con Dao Seaproducts and Import Export Joint Stock Company (Coimex) saw good results in its export of surimi products, according to Le Van Khang, the company’s Chairman. To the end of July 2012, Coimex has sold abroad more than 10 thousand MT of surimi, bringing total value of US$24 million.

EU To Ban Imports Of Overfished Wild Stocks

13:32 08/20/2012

(EuroAlert) The Fisheries Committee at the European Parliament highlighted during a vote celebrated July 11th that failing to manage EU stocks sustainably means that 75% of them are overfished, costing the EU about €1.8 billion a year.

Cod renaissance pressures exporters, rivals

13:31 08/20/2012

(SeafoodSource) With European cod stocks at unprecedented levels and quotas set to soar over the next few years, there’s heavy pressure on exporters to find new markets for the additional fish or see prices slide further toward unprofitability. In traditional cod markets, however, it’s the producers of other whitefish products that should expect to lose the most ground.

US's banner year for frozen tilapia fillet imports credited for drop in 2012 prices

13:31 08/20/2012

(seafood.com) Prices of tilapia in the US continue to trend downwards as a record surge of US imports continues to flood the market.

Catches of Skipjack Tuna to Increase, Bigeye to Decline

13:30 08/20/2012

(TheFishSite) GLOBAL - Fifteen countries and territories and their development partners met in Noumea last month for a joint Secretariat of the Pacific Community/Food and Agriculture Organisation workshop to discuss how climate change will affect Pacific fisheries and aquaculture.