Vietnam: Seafood exports reach the 10 billion USD mark for the second time

Published 2024년 12월 24일

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The Vietnamese seafood industry has seen success in 2024 by reaching 10 billion USD in exports for the second time, with key products such as shrimp, tuna, and pangasius experiencing positive growth. Despite challenges like political conflicts, inflation, natural disasters, and epidemics, the industry has remained resilient and increased its use of science and technology. The industry aims to reach 11 billion USD in exports by 2025 by focusing on product quality, traceability, and value-added products, and by expanding into new markets such as Halal and Middle Eastern countries. The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development will continue to support the industry by removing administrative barriers and providing favorable conditions for export enterprises.

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2024 is the second time seafood exports have reached the 10 billion USD mark. Key products such as shrimp, pangasius and tuna have contributed greatly to this success. Products with positive growth include: shrimp 4 billion USD, up 16.7%; tuna nearly 1 billion USD, up 17%; pangasius 2 billion USD, up 9.6%. The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development said that agricultural, forestry and fishery exports in 2024 are expected to reach 62 billion USD, of which seafood contributes significantly. Despite facing many challenges such as political conflicts, high inflation, natural disasters and epidemics, the seafood industry has maintained its growth momentum. Vietnamese seafood enterprises have been gradually promoting the application of science and technology in the farming and processing process, not only improving productivity and product quality but also contributing to expanding export markets. These advances have affirmed the position of the Vietnamese seafood industry, ...

Source: Voh