Vietnam: Pangasius and tilapia markets, seen from China and the United States

Published 2024년 5월 28일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the opportunities facing Vietnamese pangasius in the international market, particularly in the United States, due to the price increase and supply shortage of tilapia in China. Chinese tilapia prices have surged to 11.40 yuan/kg and 11.20 yuan/kg in Guangdong and Hainan provinces respectively, due to reduced production and cautious investment by farmers. This scarcity has led to a situation of insufficient supply and demand, further driving up prices. In contrast, Vietnamese pangasius, a cheaper alternative, has gained popularity in the Chinese market, finding a place in restaurants and supermarkets. In the United States, the world's largest importer of tilapia, imports have declined due to supply issues from key suppliers, creating a vacuum that Vietnamese pangasius is looking to fill. The article emphasizes the need for Vietnamese pangasius producers and exporters to maintain quality, improve production processes, and focus on branding and marketing to capitalize on these opportunities and compete effectively in the global market.
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Original content

In the context of the global economy being subject to many fluctuations, the seafood market is not outside the influence. In particular, the price increase and supply shortage of tilapia in China have opened up great opportunities for Vietnamese pangasius in the international market. China: Short supply, rising prices Tilapia is one of the most popular whitefish species in many markets, including China and the United States. However, in the first quarter of 2024, tilapia prices in China increased significantly due to supply shortages. The tilapia industry is recovering after many farmers suspended operations last year because of low prices. Currently, tilapia prices at farms in Guangdong province have increased to about 11.40 yuan/kg (1.61 USD/kg) and 11.20 yuan/kg in Hainan province, much higher than level of 8.5 yuan/kg in the same period last year. The scarcity of raw materials in China adds to the pressure on tilapia producers. The amount of fish in ponds in southern China ...
Source: Agriculture

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