From cod to shrimp: Russia and Vietnam sign fisheries cooperation memorandum, expanding bilateral trade potential

Published 2025년 10월 28일

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Core message: Against the backdrop of the continually reshaping global aquatic trade landscape, Russia and Vietnam are accelerating the deepening of their fisheries cooperation. Recently, the Russian Association of Fisheries Enterprises (VARPE) and the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) signed a "Memorandum of Understanding on Fisheries Cooperation" (MoU) in St. Petersburg, marking a crucial step for both countries in areas such as seafood trade, technology exchange, and mutual recognition of standards.

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Russian Fisheries Agency Director Ilya Shestakov stated at the signing ceremony that the Asian market is one of the most promising regions for Russian fisheries exports, "The cooperation is not just at the governmental level; more and more fisheries enterprises are willing to explore new markets through mutually beneficial cooperation." According to the agreement, both parties will jointly promote business exchanges between enterprises, simplify bilateral trade processes, strengthen product quality and food safety management, and collaborate in scientific research and technological innovation in fisheries and aquaculture. Russian National Fisheries Association President German Zverev pointed out that Russia is willing to increase exports of frozen raw materials to Vietnam, providing high-quality fish to local processing enterprises, while also supplying more high-value-added and high-end products, especially targeting Vietnam's hotel, catering, and retail markets (HoReCa ...
Source: Foodmate

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