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The latest developments in the agriculture and food industries of Vietnam and Southeast Asia, delivered on the basis of local statistics and primary sources.
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Vietnamese Pangasius's Price-Hike Request Came Because the Raw Fish Exceeded the Export Price
Raw fish at 36,000 dong against an export-equivalent of 33,000 dong. From this inverted-margin structure and the buyer order of China at 27% and Japan at 2.4%, we have organized how Japan should structure its white-fish sourcing. -
A woman who sold her house to build a tea factory: 80 billion dong in annual sales, with an average unit price of 320 yen per kilo
A woman in Lai Chau province who bought a struggling tea company and sold her home to build a processing plant. We follow with figures why a region with 600 contracted households and 70 tonnes a day sells to Pakistan and Taiwan at an average of 320 yen per kilo. -
The ENT That Had Held Back 300 Aeon Stores Is Lifted in October; How Will Shelf Space Grow?
Under Decree 342, the ENT for CPTPP companies is exempted on October 18. We read what it means for 300 Aeon stores and FamilyMart's 300 Hanoi stores to start moving, from the standpoint of Japanese food makers' distribution flow and procedures. -
Squid migration falls below last year across the whole Sea of Japan: will Vietnamese squid and octopus come in instead?
Domestic squid is not being landed. The long-term fishing forecast for Japanese common squid in the Sea of Japan, released by the Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency on July 31, 2026, put the August-to-December migration volume as "below the previous year across the whole Sea of Japan." All four sea areas—northern and central Hokkaido, southern Hokkaido and Tsugaru, the northern Honshu Sea of Japan, and the western Sea of Japan—are below the previous year... -
Kansai Electric runs a JCM study on 100,000 hectares of Vietnamese coconut; what buyers look at is the register
Vinh Long province, Vietnam, received a carbon-credit research proposal from Japanese companies covering about 100,000 hectares of coconut. The meeting was on September 17, 2026, and those presenting were Jizoku Inc. and Kansai Electric Power. The mechanism is the Japan–Vietnam Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM), and the pillars of the research are the appropriate use of fertilizer and turning by-products into bio... -
Hokkaido scallops seen at 298,000 tonnes: how to source in a year with few large ones
The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) reported on September 22, 2026 that production in Hokkaido, Japan's largest scallop-producing region, is expected to come in at just 298,200 tonnes this season. That is 15% below the previous year, and the first time in nine years it has fallen below 300,000 tonnes. What is being landed in the Sea of Okhotsk, now in its main fishing season, is "5S... -
Brazil's Processing Industry Proposes an Annual Import Quota of 16,200 Tonnes on Vietnamese Tilapia
The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) reported on September 24, 2026, that Brazil's seafood-processing body Abipesca had put a proposal to its own government to set an annual cap of roughly 16,200 tonnes on imported tilapia fillets. The original source is Brazil's CNN Brasil, and the quota is designed not to distinguish by country of origin... -
Dropping acacia for lemongrass: 80 million dong in profit from 1 hectare in the Quang Ngai hills
On September 24, 2026, Bao Nong nghiep va Moi truong, a daily affiliated with Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, reported a crop switch in Son Mai village, Quang Ngai province. In Bieu Qua hamlet, a farmer who switched 1 hectare that had been planted with acacia (keo) to lemongrass (sa), after deducting expenses... -
The Vietnamese Bau May cooperative that splits pepper into six forms: what can Japanese raw-material sourcing use?
On September 24, 2026, the Vietnamese daily Nhan Dan featured the pepper-growing area of Hoa Hiep village, Ho Chi Minh City. The protagonist is the "Bau May Agriculture, Trade and Tourism Cooperative" (Hop tac xa Nong nghiep - Thuong mai - Du lich Bau May), which stopped shipping black pepper as raw material in sacks and, mil... -
An orchard that stopped pesticides 40 days before harvest: what did Japanese buyers go to see?
In the lychee-growing area of Thanh Ha in Haiphong, northern Vietnam, producers have agreed to stop all chemical pesticides 40 days before harvest, the local agriculture-specialist paper Nong nghiep va Moi truong reported in a piece dated September 24, 2026. The first part of the same series (dated September 23) said that from 300 trees, about one tonne...
