July 21, 2026 | 21:50 GMT +7
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(VAN) Lobster exports to China continued to surge in the first half of the year, putting the product on track to surpass USD 1 billion in export value.
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(VAN) In the first month of this year, shrimp exports recorded double-digit growth, continuing to be the most important product in Viet Nam's seafood export portfolio.
(VAN) Shrimp exports to China have grown robustly this year, surpassing the $1 billion mark for the first time. China is the first market to reach this milestone.
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(VAN) A 50% reciprocal tariff imposed by the U.S. has pushed India's shrimp industry into crisis. Vietnamese shrimp could increase market share and seize the opportunity to promote its image as safe and sustainable.
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(VAN) Amid tariff risks and growing trade barriers in the U.S. market, Australia is emerging as a promising destination to sustain the growth momentum of Vietnam's shrimp exports.
(VAN) Increased demand in emerging markets combined with stable supply in key farming areas will help Vietnam maintain its export performance in the coming time.
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(VAN) General Secretary of VASEP Truong Dinh Hoe: 'Indian shrimp export prices are always 10-15% lower than Vietnamese shrimp on average, while Ecuadorian shrimp prices are 30–35% lower on average.'
(VAN) If traditional markets such as the US, China, and Vietnamese shrimp exports recorded growth in the first month of the year, the EU market grew much more vibrant, growing in double digits.
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(VAN) Ecuadorian shrimp imported into China is subject to increased inspection for sulfite residue, creating an opportunity for Vietnamese shrimp to increase exports to this market.
(VAN) Ecuador’s meteoric growth in shrimp production shows no sign of slowing down – despite the decline in global shrimp prices, according to one of the sector’s leading analysts.
(VAN) Shrimp is Vietnam’s seafood with the largest export value. However, shrimp exports suffered the strongest decline in the first half of this year. What about exports in the last six months of the year?
(VAN) Shrimp exports in June decreased for the first time due to the limited supply of raw shrimp in the country, and the consumption demand from the US and Chinese markets slowed down.
(VAN) Several agricultural exports to China are struggling due to China's 'Zero Covid' policy, while shrimp exports are increasing significantly.
(VAN) In 2021, the shrimp exporting industry left impressive remarks and scored a spectacular goal. However, 2022 is expected to be a challenging year for the business.
(VAN) In the first months of 2022, in the Mekong Delta, shrimp exporters catch up with the market in the context that Vietnam's competitors in the past year also made great progress.