Tridge summary
China is increasing its imports of frozen tuna fillets and canned tuna from Vietnam, which now accounts for 7% of the Chinese market with over 23 processing and exporting enterprises. Despite positive trends in Vietnam's tuna exports to China, growth may slow due to the impact of the pandemic. Consumption in the Chinese market is decreasing, but if the epidemic in the Mekong Delta is controlled, export volume to China is expected to be maintained. China is the 13th largest tuna importer in the world, with increases in imports of various tuna types.
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Original content
This information is statistics from the General Department of Vietnam Customs. According to this agency, China is increasing imports of frozen tuna fillets and canned tuna from Vietnam. Among tuna products exported to this market, frozen tuna fillet accounted for 66%, canned tuna accounted for 19%. Tuna exports to China are showing positive changes, but according to VASEP, due to the impact of the epidemic, especially the 4th outbreak of Covid-19, Vietnam's tuna exports tend to increase. growth slows down. Currently, tuna consumption of the Chinese market is decreasing compared to the same period last year. VASEP said that in the coming time, if the epidemic in the Mekong Delta is well controlled, the export volume to this market will continue to be maintained. Currently, Vietnam's market share in China has increased to 7% ...
Source: VNExpress
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