Viet Nam is committed to strengthening its fisheries exports and re-novating its export record

THE VietnamEse Seafood Producers and Exporters Association (VASEP) expects Vietnam's shrimp exports to increase by 15 percent to $4 billion by 2021 due to its advantage over competitors and participation in free trade agreements, FiS January 27.
"advantages" in the market, particularly in the US, Europe and China, according to VASEP.
the Association of Vietnamese Seafood Producers and Exporters (VASEP) issued a statement calling for measures to "track" the origin of fishery products and adopt the European Commission's recommendation to remove yellow cards.
combating illegal, unregulated and unregulated fishing (IUU fishing), localities must continue to promote the effective implementation of fisheries laws and overcome deficiencies in controlling the entry and exit of fishing vessels into and out of ports.
is still threatened by the EU's yellow card for illegal fishing and is advancing its strategy to improve fisheries management and product traceability.
VASEP announced that the government is implementing new software to optimize electronic traceability in the marine supply chain and is working to introduce electronic diaries to improve fishing records.
VASEP announced to local businesses that traceability of fishery products is now mandatory in the international and domestic markets.