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Fisheries & Shrimp
$4.3 BShrimp export value
World 1 RankCatfish exports
Shrimp farming, pangasius, and more
# Shrimp farming# Catfish# Mekong Delta
Fisheries & Shrimp– category –
Shrimp farming, pangasius, and more
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"Animal welfare" for shrimp and pangasius: Vietnam launches a national roadmap
Vietnam's fisheries directorate has announced an animal-welfare roadmap for shrimp and pangasius. As ASC, GlobalGAP, and BAP incorporate welfare standards, we lay out the points Japanese buyers should keep an eye on. -
638 Indonesian plants cleared for China: how will Vietnamese shrimp sourcing change
Indonesia's seafood-processing plants have expanded exports to China to 638 facilities. As competition with Vietnamese shrimp and pangasius intensifies in the Chinese market, we lay out the changes in sourcing structure that Japanese food buyers should read, and the business opportunities created by the shift toward Japan and high value addition. -
The day a blueprint for quality is born for Vietnamese saltwater fish
Vietnam has drafted equipment standards for industrial marine aquaculture for the first time. What does this system, to be established in 2026-2027, mean for Japanese buyers who source Vietnamese farmed fish? We read it from the perspective of traceability and quality standards. -
"Proof of origin" for Vietnamese tuna goes from paper to electronic; transparency for Gia Lai's 4,000 vessels
Gia Lai province has begun a monthly subsidy for electronic fishing logbooks on 4,000 fishing vessels of 12 m or more. Using eCDT, it digitally tracks the origin of catches to address the lifting of the EU yellow card and origin certification for exports to Japan. We unpack the impact on Japanese tuna and skipjack importers. -
A former fisherman earns 12 billion dong a year: three-stage shrimp farming on the Thanh Hoa coast
Le Van Phuong, a former fisherman in Thanh Hoa province, produces 50–70 tonnes of whiteleg shrimp a year with a three-stage closed-recirculation system across 5 hectares and 38 ponds. From a site with a net profit of 5 billion dong, we explain the real picture of the advancement of Vietnamese shrimp that Japanese importers should read. -
A major clam-processing firm reveals the shift to overseas buyers' 'small-lot orders'
Lenger, a major Vietnamese clam processor, has revealed a shift by overseas buyers from long-term contracts to small-lot orders. We read the bivalve market, growing at +29% in Spain and +49% in the United States, and the implications for Japan's shellfish sourcing. -
Aquaculture × tourism for 1 billion VND a year: how Cam Ranh's Billionaire Farmers Club earns its money
In Nam Cam Ranh, Khanh Hoa province, eleven farm operators with annual incomes exceeding one billion VND launched a "billionaire farmers club." We unpack their multi-business model, which bundles shrimp farming with tourism, dining, and water taxis, from the perspective of Japanese seafood and distribution. -
Vietnamese sea grapes earn organic certification: will they become an option for imports to Japan?
DT Group in Khanh Hoa province has obtained the Vietnamese organic standard TCVN 11041 for sea grapes. We examine production on the order of 300 tonnes a year and its impact on Japanese imports and OEM. -
Feed held steady even as shrimp prices crashed: why GrowMax teams up with farmers
ベトナム産唯一のエビ飼料メーカーGrowMaxが価格据え置きを宣言。原料高と相場暴落のなか供給網を守る動きを、日本の調達担当向けに考察。 -
One producer's challenge to achieve year-round shrimp farming in Quang Ninh Province
広寧省の協同組合がテント型クローズド養殖でエビ収穫を通年化、2026年上半期に300トン超を水揚げ。台風を技術で乗り越えた事例と、日本の水産バイヤーへの調達示唆を整理しました。
