July 21, 2026 | 21:49 GMT +7
July 21, 2026 | 21:49 GMT +7
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(VAN) Holding advantages in farming areas, processing capacity, and production experience, Can Tho plans to enhance tilapia export potential.
(VAN) VASEP Deputy Secretary General To Thi Tuong Lan said: ‘Today, Vietnam has developed one of the world's most integrated seafood value chains’.
(VAN) The processing plant is ready; the challenge now is to develop stable raw material zones and link farmers with businesses to raise the value of Vietnamese tilapia.
(VAN) Rather than a simple investment, this project represents a strategic move to establish a complete value chain for Vietnam's tilapia industry.
(VAN) Strengthening raw material zones, quality control, and value-chain linkages is key to unlocking the full potential of Viet Nam’s tilapia sector.
(VAN) Tilapia is being farmed in shrimp-forest, shrimp-rice, and extensive farming models across nearly 395,300 hectares, producing around 20,000 tons annually.
(VAN) Rising prices of goods and services are increasing living costs, prompting consumers to tighten spending. In this context, seafood exports are adjusting their strategy.
(VAN) Brazil became the largest market for Vietnamese tilapia, with export turnover reaching USD 8 million in January 2026, accounting for 56% of the sector's total exports.
(VAN) Tilapia exports to the United States posted exceptionally strong growth in 2025, making the U.S. the largest market for Vietnamese tilapia.
(VAN) With a robust surge in export value over the past year, Viet Nam is becoming a bright spot in the global tilapia market.
(VAN) The United States plans to invest $15.2 million in a project to improve Viet Nam's tilapia value chain and enhance trade in high-quality soybean products.
(VAN) Recently, the conference on 'Sustainable Fisheries Linkage Chain - Tilapia for Export' took place in Tien Hai commune, Hung Yen province.
(VAN) The international market is growing rapidly, creating major opportunities for Viet Nam's tilapia industry.
(VAN) Deputy General Director of Viet Nhat Group Nguyen Dang Ngoc shared experiences on building linkage chains and developing sustainable tilapia farming that meets international standards.
(VAN) The Vietnamese tilapia industry is only in the initial stages of export, yet its growth potential remains vast. To reach further, it needs to focus on breed stock, technology, and deep processing.