Seafood export
Vietnam maintains its position in the top 3 largest seafood exporting countries in the world
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With export turnover of more than 11 billion USD in 2025, seafood continues to be one of the important sectors contributing to the growth of the agricultural and environmental sectors.
Agro-forestry-fishery products maintain export growth momentum
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Despite global market fluctuations, agricultural, forestry and fishery exports in the first 5 months of 2026 are estimated at 30.83 billion USD, with many promising growth sectors.
Can Tho seafood on the list of 5 highest exporting localities in the country
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Can Tho - In 2025, Can Tho City's seafood export turnover reached more than 2.1 billion USD, ranking in the top 5 leading localities in the country.
Ca Mau repositions the shrimp industry chain to increase export value
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Ca Mau - As the "carp capital" of the country, Ca Mau repositions the shrimp industry chain to break through in shrimp exports.
Agricultural, forestry and fishery exports exceed 70 billion USD in 2025
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In 2025, the Agriculture and Environment sector achieved a record with export value of agricultural, forestry and fishery products estimated at over 70 billion USD, with a trade surplus of over 20 billion USD.
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Many seafood enterprises accelerate the exploitation of new markets
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In the context of the risk of dependence on the United States and the EU, many seafood businesses have accelerated the exploitation of new markets.
Ca Mau seafood breaks through shrimp
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Ca Mau - Aquaculture area is over 455,000 hectares, of which shrimp farming area is over 427,000 hectares, making Ca Mau the largest aquaculture center in the country.
Seafood exports accelerate, expanding opportunities from the domestic market
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HCMC - While many trade barriers make seafood exports difficult, the domestic market and value-added products are becoming a bright spot.
Can Tho seeks new directions for garment and seafood export
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Can Tho - The city is looking for new directions for two key export industries.
Shrimp prices increase again, Ca Mau leaders recommend not to be subjective
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Ca Mau - Raw shrimp prices in Ca Mau are increasing again, however, the leaders of this province suggested that we should not be subjective.
Ca Mau seeks solutions to deal with the shrimp industry when the US imposes a 46% tax
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Ca Mau - The Provincial People's Committee predicts that it will seriously affect the seafood production, processing and export industry - especially the shrimp industry - when the US imposes a 46% tax rate.
Seafood exports "bright" to reach the target of 10 billion USD by 2024
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Despite being severely affected by storm No. 3, the seafood industry still has a bright chance of completing its export target in 2024. However, businesses need to proactively grasp trends and expand their markets to avoid dependence.
