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Thứ 5, 28/11/2024

Vinh Phuc - Encourage farming of new aquatic species

Many new aquatic species with economic value have been put into production by farmers such as freshwater clams for pearls, porcupine snakeheads, flower bananas

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Long An targets at least 60,000 tonnes of aquaculture production

The Mekong Delta province of Long An targets at least 60,000 tonnes of aquaculture production this year, about 2,000 tonnes higher than in 2020.

Vietnam’s $8 billion seafood industry warned of risks

Vietnam’s seafood exports have bounced back after a period of sliding, but there has been a spread of disease among some shrimp and fish breeding areas.

Tra export companies suffer low profits in mainland China, Hong Kong

Exports of tra fish (pangasius) to China and Hong Kong in the first half of February this year suffered a sharp plunge

Pangasius exports to China suffer sharp drop

The export value of pangasius to Hong Kong (China) also decreased by 40.5%, reported the VASEP.

Vietnam becomes the fourth largest seafood exporter to Japan

Vietnam has emerged as the fourth-largest seafood exporter to Japan, with its products making up 7% of Japan’s total seafood imports in January 2021

Shrimp businesses intensify greater investment for long-term development

Local shrimp enterprises have heavily invested in building processing facilities and raw material areas for their long-term development

Tien Giang to expand aquatic farming area to over 10,500 ha

The districts of Go Cong Dong and Tan Phu Dong, which form key saline and brackish water aquaculture areas in the Mekong Delta province of Tien Giang

Seafood shipments returned by China surge

In the first quarter of this year, China returned 15 of the 40 seafood shipments of Vietnam as they failed to meet food safety regulations

Shrimp businesses invest in long-term development

Having posted double-digit growth last year despite COVID-19 and with opportunities stemming from new-generation free trade agreements, many shrimp enterprises

Collecting and transporting wild broodstock: best practice

Wild broodstock are still widely collected – both for aquaculture and for restocking purposes – but ensuring the health and welfare of these mature finfish

Is wastewater-fed aquaculture a sustainability gamechanger?

Wastewater-fed aquaculture has been suggested as a low-tech and sustainable way to provide animal protein while investing in water treatment infrastructure