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The article reports a decrease in the import value of various white fish products in the EU, including cod fish fillet, frozen hake fish fillet, fresh, chilled hake fish, fish haddock fillets, frozen tilapia fillet, and frozen tra fish fillet. Despite this, the total value of imports of frozen Alaskan pollock fillet fish reached 787.5 million USD, marking a 7.8% increase. The Netherlands, Spain, and Germany are the leading markets for European white fish products. Vietnamese pangasius products face significant competition in the EU market, with the total value of pangasius exports to the EU reaching 117 million USD by the end of November 2020, a 21.3% decrease from the previous year.
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In which, the import value of some white fish products decreased over the same period last year such as: Cod fish fillet (HS 030471) decreased 4.3%; frozen hake fish fillet (HS 030474) decreased by 5.8%; fresh, chilled hake fish (030254) decreased by 21%; fish haddock fillets (030472) decreased by 20.2%; The frozen tilapia fillet (030461) decreased by 22% and the frozen tra fish fillet (HS 030462) also decreased by 29.11%. Meanwhile, the total value of imports of frozen Alaskan pollock fillet fish (HS 030475) still reached 787.5 million USD, up 7.8%, accounting for 20.5% of the EU's total import of white fish. The Netherlands, Spain and Germany are the three largest import markets for European white fish products. In particular, the Dutch market alone accounts for 15.5 - 17% of the total imported white meat fish of the whole region. The Netherlands is also one of the import markets with good average prices, and loves value added products and ASC certified products. So far, the ...
Source: Vietnambiz

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