Department of Fisheries
Seafood industry maintains growth momentum despite facing a series of challenges
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In 2025, in the context of the world economy still having many fluctuations, Vietnam's seafood industry still strives to overcome difficulties and maintain growth momentum.
The seafood industry overcomes pressure, maintains growth
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The seafood industry is under great pressure from rising costs, slowing consumption and climate change, forcing it to proactively adapt to reduce risks and maintain growth.
The continuous natural disasters have caused many aquaculture areas to lose everything
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Seafood is one of the sectors heavily affected by natural disasters and consecutive floods.
Explaining the increase of more than 10% of the seafood industry despite consecutive natural disasters
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Despite many challenges facing the industry, there will still be an impressive increase in the first 11 months of 2025, an increase of more than 13.2% over the same period last year.
The agricultural, forestry and fishery sector is concerned about inadequacies in the new value-added tax policy
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On October 9 in Hanoi, the Vietnam Federation of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) coordinated with 8 industry associations in the agricultural sector to organize a Workshop on "Removing obstacles in value-added tax policies for the agriculture, forestry and fishery sectors".
Removing difficulties and improving competitiveness of shrimp industry
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Since the beginning of the year, brackish water shrimp farming has encountered many difficulties. Some localities have put forward initiatives and proposals to resolve the difficulties in order to improve the competitiveness of the shrimp industry.
The Department of Fisheries has two new Deputy Directors
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Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Phung Duc Tien has just chaired a conference to announce the decision on personnel work at the Department of Fisheries. The Department of Fisheries has two new Deputy Directors.
