As of September, fishermen in Khánh Hoà province caught over 82,100 tons of marine species, up 1.23% from last year. This increase is due to favorable weather and supportive policies. The province’s agriculture sector is implementing the Fishery Law 2017 and other measures to remove the EU’s warnings against IUU fishing. Inspectors from the Ministry …
An agreement between the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, An Viet Group JSC, and Nam Viet Company brought the first pangasius crates produced according to EU standards to Hanoi capital for distribution to northern provinces. The aim is to make high-quality pangasius available to domestic customers, who have been missing out on the export …
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The Vietnamese seafood industry is thriving, with the accumulated value of seafood output estimated to reach 6.1 million tons in 2021, up 1.6% compared to the same period last year, according to reports by the Directorate of Fisheries. Overview Vietnam’s seafood industry has been growing steadily, with the accumulated value of seafood output estimated to …
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Pangasius farmers in western provinces of Vietnam have had to endure record-low prices for more than a year. Despite a recent surge in the price of pangasius, many farmers are still recovering from their losses and struggling to make a profit. Rising Prices for Pangasius Pangasius prices have risen over the last two weeks since …
Pangasius Farmers in Vietnam Finally See Prices Rise After Year of Losses Read More »
The recent heavy rains, floods and the tropical storms no. 6 and 7 have resulted in severe damages to the agricultural production in Vietnam. As per the statistics released by the Office of Central Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Control, till October 13, 2020, 870 hectares of rice fields and 5,314 hectares of crops …
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