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According to data from the Vietnam Aquatic Export and Producers Association (VASEP), in the first five months of this year , saltwater fish accounted for 75% of Vietnam’s seafood exports, tuna 22%, other fish products 53%, and molluscs 20%.
Others are crabs and other crustaceans .
Compared with the same period last year, Vietnam’s seafood exports have increased.
The export of molluscs increased the most.
The export value of squid and octopus was US$216 million, an increase of 13%.
The income of bivalve molluscs reached US$48 million.
An increase of 44%
.
The export of molluscs increased the most.
The export value of squid and octopus was US$216 million, an increase of 13%.
The income of bivalve molluscs reached US$48 million.
An increase of 44%
.
In the first five months of this year, Vietnam mainly exported mollusc seafood, such as dried/grilled squid, other processed squid, and processed bivalve products
.
.
Nguyen Ha, a tuna market expert from the Vietnam Fisheries Export and Producers Association (VASEP), said that in addition to tuna, Vietnam’s top five seafood import markets include CPTPP, which accounts for 26%, South Korea 11%, the United States 8%, and China 7%.
The European Union accounts for 5%
.
Compared with the same period in 2020, Vietnam’s seafood exports to the above five markets have increased over the same period.
CPTPP increased by 7%, South Korea increased by 6%, the United States increased by 55%, China increased by 2%, and the EU increased by 31%
.
The European Union accounts for 5%
.
Compared with the same period in 2020, Vietnam’s seafood exports to the above five markets have increased over the same period.
CPTPP increased by 7%, South Korea increased by 6%, the United States increased by 55%, China increased by 2%, and the EU increased by 31%
.
In the CPTPP market, Japan is Vietnam’s largest export market and Vietnam’s largest single seafood exporter, accounting for 20% of Vietnam’s total imports of other seafood, reaching US$298 million
.
Compared with the same period last year, exports to China only increased by 1%
.
In terms of squid and octopus exports, Japan is the second largest single market
.
.
Compared with the same period last year, exports to China only increased by 1%
.
In terms of squid and octopus exports, Japan is the second largest single market
.
South Korea is Vietnam’s largest export market for octopus, and it continued to grow in May
.
In the first five months of this year, Vietnam’s exports to South Korea exceeded US$157 million, of which nearly US$89 million came from exports of squid and octopus
.
Although Vietnam’s seafood exports to this market continue to grow, the growth rate has slowed
.
.
In the first five months of this year, Vietnam’s exports to South Korea exceeded US$157 million, of which nearly US$89 million came from exports of squid and octopus
.
Although Vietnam’s seafood exports to this market continue to grow, the growth rate has slowed
.
The U.
S.
ranks second only to South Korea in Vietnam’s seafood export market, with exports exceeding US$113 million
.
S.
ranks second only to South Korea in Vietnam’s seafood export market, with exports exceeding US$113 million
.
