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VASEP petitioned removal of H/C granting to seafood exported to Japan and Canada

14:26 05/03/2012

(vasep.com.vn) In April 12th 2012, Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Processors (VASEP) issued the official letter No. 41/2012/CV – VASEP and sent it to Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Cao Duc Phat to report seafood exporting and processing situation in the first three months of 2012 and petition to removal of H/C granting for exported seafood to Japan and Canada.

Stapimex to boost shrimp shipments to South Korea

14:24 05/03/2012

(vasep.com.vn) In late March 2012, Soc Trang Seafood Joint Stock Company (Stapimex) has released its business report in 2011. In the previous year, the company sent abroad 11.5 thousand MT of shrimp products for a total of US$99.3 million, gaining VND25.6 billion of profit before tax.

Gulf Coast Coalition says consumers have overcome fear of Gulf Seafood

08:28 05/02/2012

(seafood.com) BOSTON, It's been almost two years since the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and it appears many consumers have overcome their former reservations about eating Gulf seafood, according to recent research presented by the Gulf Seafood Marketing Coalition at the International Boston Seafood Show here last month.

WCPFC lessens protections for Pacific tuna

08:26 05/02/2012

(fis.com) The failure of international talks to agree on vital conservation measures for Pacific tuna mean stocks are now on course for collapse, says Greenpeace.

US And Canada Clash Over Albacore Fisheries

08:43 05/01/2012

(atuna.com) The U.S. government suspended a 31-year-old reciprocal tuna fishing agreement with Canada last week and the blocked access could impact either country’s industry, says Lorne Clayton, director of an industry group in British Colombia, Canada.

Russia, U.S. ink deal to fight illegal fishing

08:33 05/01/2012

(SeafoodSource) In a reaffirmation of ongoing cooperative efforts, the Russia and U.S. coast guards have finalized and signed an agreement on joint actions dealing with increased vessel traffic and illegal and unreported fishing in the countries’ northern waters.

Tuna exports to Taiwan reported a positive sign

14:08 04/27/2012

(vasep.com.vn) Taiwanese people often like fresh, live finfish and seafood. However, due to busy life today and local people’s higher income, more and more people go shopping in supermarkets.

Concerns about shortage of capital for pangasius production

10:19 04/26/2012

(pangasius-vietnam.com) Pangasius exports in the first months of the year continued to have strong momentum. A lot of importers ordered larger consignments of pangasius with an increase in import price by 10 - 20 cent per kilogram. However, many Vietnam pangasius exporters don’t dare to sign new contracts due to shortage of capital for production.

The Circular No.07: SBV regulated on forex position for credit institutions

15:59 04/25/2012

(VASEPNews) In March 20th 2012, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) issued the circular No.07/2012/TT-NHNN stipulating the foreign currency position of credit institutions and foreign bank branches in Vietnam licensed to engage in forex operations.

The official letter No.31: Petitioning for reducing veterinary quarantine fees for imported seafood

15:59 04/25/2012

(VASEPNews) In March 23rd 2012, Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Processors (VASEP) sent the official letter No.31/2012/CV-VASEP to Ministry of Finance (MoF), Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) to petition for reconsidering the quarantine fees applied on imported seafood consignments in order to help enterprises reduce input costs, fish price and increase their competitiveness.

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