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VietShrimp 2025 set to return to Can Tho
This event serves as a prime opportunity for industry leaders, specialists, enterprises, and farmers to come together, share insights, and…
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Fisheries
How changing tastes in China are affecting seafood consumption
The report documents ways in which consumers are changing both the way they shop and the types of products that…
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TARS 2024: Spotlight on the finfish sector
The conference began with an extensive overview of fish farming in Asia, presenting diverse perspectives from experts and industry leaders.…
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Fisheries
Water purification and disease prevention products for farmed shrimp
Sustainable solutions To assist in preventing Acute Hepatopancreatic Necrosis Disease (AHPND), a research team led by MS. Le Thi Phung…
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Aquaculture
Ben Tre: Eel farming model yields high profits
Huynh Van Binh, born in 1976, lives in Xom Go hamlet, Tan Thanh Tay commune, and teaches Biology at Nguyen…
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Markets
Vietnamese pangasius faces competition from cod and pollock in export markets
The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) reports that the competition for market share in the pangasius export…
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Aquaculture
ShrimpID: a new tool for shrimp breeders
According to the two firms ShrimpID enables farmers to utilise selective breeding programmes that leverage detailed relatedness information to deliver…
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Fisheries
Soc Trang: Rushes to review IUU fishing regulations
According to statistics from the Soc Trang Fisheries Sub-department, a total of 803 fishing boats in the province have been…
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News
Quang Ninh: Intensifies boat registration and inspection
Following a campaign to inform and educate about boat registration, fishermen in Quang Ninh have promptly organized their schedules to…
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Fisheries
Soc Trang: Accelerates review of IUU fishing regulations
According to the Soc Trang Fisheries Sub-Department, there are currently 803 registered fishing vessels in the province. Of these, 302…
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