Vietnam Fisheries Magazine
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Markets
Pangasius farmer earn 1,000-2,000 dong/kg profit
Despite of the high feed price, the current selling price can help farmers earn profit The increase in pangasius price…
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Aquaculture
Sóc Trăng approved the project of sustainable aquaculture development valued nearly 1,000 billion dong
On August 30, the People’s Council of Sóc Trăng province, term X, period 2021-2026 held the ninth meeting where delegates…
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Aquaculture
Quảng Ninh sets a target of 8,000 billion dong from marine culture
Quảng Ninh sets a target of achieving 8,000 billion dong from marune culture for the period 2023-2030, accounting for about…
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Markets
Tuna exports fell fast in July
Tuna export value reached USD 85 million in July, down 50% from June. Meanwhile, tuna exports declined in the US…
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Markets
Pangasius exports to CPTPP doubled in July
In the first seven months of 2022, sales of pangasius to the CPTPP markets accounted for 13% of the total…
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News
Trà Vinh: Apply technology 4.0 into shrimp farming
On August 24, Trà Vinh provincial Center of Agricultural Extension said that they had successfully deployed the project “Building the…
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Trà Vinh: Sustainable shrimp farming from farm to table
Rearing shrimp by smartphone and automatic feeder and harvest them day by day are new technology applied by Doctor Nguyễn…
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Shrimp broodstocks be granted “identification” card
After years of genetic selection, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development officially allows Viet Uc Corporation to put adult…
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News
Build a safe farming area to achieve USD 7.8 billion in seafood exports in 2025
Deputy Prime Minister Lê Văn Thành has just signed a Decision to launch the National Program of developing aquaculture with…
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Markets
Pangasius exports declined to USD 186 million in July, lowest in five months
Despite a 47% increase from the same period last year, the worth of USD 186 million in pangasius exports haven’t…
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