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How will climate change impact seafood production? Climate change poses a major threat to global food production – including seafood and aquaculture, and the challenge is how to continue feeding a growing global
05/04/2017
Fish exporters aim to crack Europe The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) is showcasing Vietnamese seafood products at the Seafood Expo Global
06/05/2017
Tra fish prices at 10-year high Tra (pangasius) fish prices skyrocketed last month, reaching a 10-year high, but experts warn that export of this seafood product could be unstable this year.
19/05/2017
EU to inspect VN seafood exporters The European Union (EU) will send a delegation to Việt Nam in June to inspect the country’s food safety control system for seafood products exported to the EU.
24/05/2017
Vietnam targets export increase of farm products to developed nations Vietnam has set a target of increasing the export ratio of agricultural and seafood products to developed economies such as EU nations
08/08/2017
Mekong Delta set to focus on three national seafood products High-quality tra fish fillets, tiger prawn and organic white-legged shrimp will be three national products which will be developed in the Mekong Delta.
15/08/2017
Viet Nam seafood has potential in China With the largest population in the world and an increasing affluent one, China is a lucrative market for Vietnamese seafood products.
05/09/2017
Sturgeon aquaculture in British Columbia: Are we there yet? While salmon will undoubtedly remain the backbone of B.C. seafood production, there continues to be interest in emerging species, including freshwater trout
06/09/2017
Tra fish fair to take place in October The tra fish and Vietnamese seafood product fair will be held from October 6 to 8 at the Agricultural Exhibition Centre in Hà Nội’s Cầu Giấy District.
13/09/2017
Shrimp exports to US set to increase Total shrimp export turnover in the first seven months of the year reached $344.7 million, down 5.5 per cent year-on-year
13/10/2017