Farmers stop shrimps farming with no profit made
In Khanh Hoa, shrimp prices plummeted, consumption was slow, price of raw materials increased, farmers stopped stocking because there was no profit
Exports of shrimp, tra fish, tuna simultaneously dropped Exports of shrimp, tra fish, tuna and other key aquatic products have simultaneously experienced a sharp drop in August due to the impact of Covid-19.
Opportunities for seafood exports in the last months of the year Main seafood export markets such as the US, EU, Japan... are recovering, with the Covid-19 pandemic controlled, demand is high, opening up opportunities
Soc Trang is the country's largest seafood exporter Soc Trang is the province that exports the most seafood, including shrimp in Vietnam over the first seven months of this year.
Possibilities of breaking the export chain of fisheries products Over half of the River Delta's tra fish (pangasius) factories and aqua product plants in the Southeast were forced to shut down
Increase freezing storage for seafood Binh Thuan strengthens solutions for storing and freezing seafood, solving immediate difficulties in consumption, ensuring long-term raw materials for processin
Seafood industry must recover before September 15 to achieve its export target Seafood exports have been strongly impacted by the pandemic. With the characteristics of the chain production industry, seafood businesses believed
Seafood exports plummeted in the first half of August Seafood exports saw good growth in the first 7 months but plummeted in the first half of August due to Covid-19 in southern provinces and cities.
Tra fish export to China decreased due to import restriction policies Tra fish exports to China have decreased in the past 7 months and are at risk of further decline in the third quarter due to the country's import restriction
Production linkage to bring seafood to the world market Mekong Company to link production with units providing 1,500 tons of seafood per month for processing and exporting to markets around the world.
Only 40 per cent of shrimp farming areas invested three-phase power supply system Only 40 per cent of shrimp farming areas are currently invested with a three-phase power supply system in the Mekong Delta provinces.
Selection and in-depth research on high economic value fish varieties Downstream Mekong River and the Mekong Delta converge a diversity of freshwater fish species. Thanks to artificial reproduction techniques, many commercial-farm
Seafood firms propose to the Prime Minister to remove obstacles to maintain production The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) has reported to the Prime Minister on difficulties in the prevention and control of the Covid
Australia strongly increases imports of Vietnamese shrimps In the first half of this year, shrimp imports into Australia increased sharply, especially Vietnamese shrimp, while shrimp imports from Thailand and China
Trio to launch new app for Asian aqua farmers An app that offers farmers valuable insights into water quality, feed management and animal health through real-time data analytics technology
Developing a mass testing tool for fish heart diseases A simple and cost-effective mass testing tool that can rapidly detect a range of cardiac conditions in salmon is being developed by group of aquaculture
“A significant step for disease management” in the salmon sector A new service that automatically alerts salmon farmers to non-notifiable diseases – such as pasteurellosis, CMS, AGD – in their area has been launched
CRISPR used to find IPN-resistance gene in farmed salmon A gene affecting resistance to a viral disease in Atlantic salmon has been identified using CRISPR gene-editing technology.
Novel system to monitor structural integrity of offshore salmon farm A novel way of monitoring structural stress using fibre optic technology is going to be trialled on one of the world's most exposed fish farms
The modular fish farm made from shipping containers A new fish farming method that uses converted shipping containers has been developed by Finland’s Natural Resources Institute (LUKE).