Tridge summary
Vietnam has experienced a significant increase in scallop exports, with revenue exceeding $31 million from January to October, a 206% increase year-on-year. The exports are made to over 20 markets, with the US, Denmark, and Japan being the primary importers. There has been a notable surge in scallop exports to the US, while Japan has increased its imports due to diversification following China's water pollution. However, exports to Denmark have seen a decline. Despite this, the overall growth in Vietnam's scallop exports is anticipated to persist.
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From January to October, scallop exports were worth over $31 million, up 206% year-on-year. These scallops are exported to over 20 markets, with the US, Denmark and Japan being the main importers. Exports to the US have increased significantly, especially in 2024, and Japan’s imports of Vietnamese scallops have also increased due to diversification following China’s water pollution. However, ...
Source: Fishretail
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