Vietnam: Live spiny lobsters are difficult to export to China

Published 2023년 11월 7일

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Linh Phat Seafood Trading and Services Company Limited has raised concerns about the export of spiny lobsters to the Chinese market. They have received information indicating that Chinese authorities are implementing strict regulations on the import of lobsters, making it nearly impossible for live Vietnamese lobsters to be exported. This situation, along with delayed customs clearance permits and the import of lobsters from other countries, has caused losses for businesses and may affect the live lobster export industry.

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Businesses suffer losses due to stagnant goods. Recently, Linh Phat Seafood Trading and Services Company Limited (Cam Ranh City, Khanh Hoa Province) sent a document to the Department of Quality, Processing and Market Development, Center for Quality of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Region 3 on the issue of exporting spiny lobsters to the Chinese market. This business said it had received information from the Chinese importer saying that Chinese competent authorities had strictly applied the export and import of lobsters from other countries, including the operation of lobsters from other countries. Exporting live Vietnamese spiny lobsters to the Chinese market. The company temporarily translates the information received from its Chinese partner as follows: Wild lobsters are an endangered species. If a country wants to import farmed lobsters, the following supporting documents must be provided before applying for an entry permit: Certificate of artificially raised lobsters; ...

Source: Agriculture