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The bright picture of Vietnam’s shrimp and pangasius industry
ReadmoreMEKSEA.COM – In the first 3 months of 2022, Vietnam’s shrimp and pangasius exports showed many positive signs. Warning of pangasius raw material shortage Vietnam’s shrimp exports to many markets such as the US, EU and CPTPP showed many positive signs in the first months of 2022. However, exporting to China is affected by the […]
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What is Winter Offers 2021 for Frozen Seafood from Vietnam?
ReadmoreMEKSEA.COM – You are looking for frozen seafood from Vietnam for your sales plan 2022? You are in difficulties in seafood supply and fluctuations in international freight rates due to the Covid situation? You are concerned about quality control but you cannot go to Vietnam? Meksea will provide proactive solutions to sourcing frozen seafood for […]
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Vietnam gains benefits from EVFTA and CPTPP in the context of covid-19 pandemic
ReadmoreMEKSEA.COM – Since 2018, Vietnam’s seafood industry has faced many difficulties such as prices and demands in some key markets, technical barriers and tariffs, especially the Covid-19 epidemic, which has broken the chain supply. However, currently, Vietnam’s exports are still growing steadily in many markets thanks to CPTPP and EVFTA agreement. CPTPP accounts for […]
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Winter Offers for seafood B2B from Meksea
ReadmoreMEKSEA.COM – Despite being affected by the Covid-19 epidemic, up to now, Meksea’s seafood exports have increased compared to previous years. To meet the consumption demands of customers during the peak season, Meksea launched the Winter Offers promotion for all valued customers. Winter Offer promotion from Meksea Currently, the epidemic situation in the world […]
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Vietnamese seafood enterprises boost production in the last months of the year
ReadmoreMEKSEA.COM – Despite the stressful situation of covid-19, Vietnamese seafood enterprises still make efforts to maintain production and do not neglect epidemic prevention. Many orders from major markets Currently, localities in Vietnam have performed well in epidemic prevention and control. Moreover, many factories have maintained operations regularly with more than 1,000 employees. According to a […]
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Situation of Vietnam’s seafood exports in October 2021
ReadmoreMEKSEA.COM – After the 4th outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic in the provinces of Southern Vietnam, the relaxation of distance and reoperating in localities has assisted in the production and export process to recover rapidly. In October, Vietnam’s seafood exports reached $918, up 47% compared to September 2021. Currently, Vietnam’s export production is gradually stabilizing […]
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Volatility Of Raw Materials And “3 Things At The Factory” Plan For Seafood Exporters Copy
ReadmoreVolatility Of Raw Materials MEKSEA.COM – VASEP suggested alternatives for restoring production and export, after the quarantine period “3 things at the factory”. According to official letter No. 89/CV-VASEP from the government reporting the current COVID situation, all businesses must follow the principle of: Every company arranges for personnel to live and work in the […]
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Meksea in meeting with Vietnam’s Ministry of Agriculture and Farming Cooperatives – HELPING FARMERS TO BUILD A SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN DURING COVID-19.
ReadmoreMEKSEA.COM – Facing the situation of factories shutdown, 70% closure, 30% production 20-30% capacity, Vietnam’s Ministry of Agriculture and Agricultural Development (MARD), represented by MARD’s Southern Working Group 970, had asked Mekong Seafood Connection (MEKSEA) to organize a conference with representatives of agricultural departments of the provinces to find solutions for raw materials backlog in cooperatives […]
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Businesses are feverish because of the escalating sea freight rates, shipping lines push responsibility to forwarder agents
Readmorevasep.com.vn –Import-export businesses said that shipping lines answered “crooked”, lacked frankness and “blamed” businesses, forwarding agents (FWD). The meeting between foreign shipping lines and businesses in the industry such as seafood, pepper, timber, textiles, leather and footwear, etc… was “hot” with many frank exchanges of opinions. Businesses “cry” too much to bear While importers and […]
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Seafood industry in the pandemic – How Meksea could help?
ReadmoreMEKSEA.COM – In the midst of the complicated Covid-19 situation due to the Delta variant, it has significantly affecting all aspects of Vietnam’s seafood export industry. In recent weeks, many factories, an industrial park in Tien Giang province, and a number of fishing ports in the central and western regions have been temporarily closed to prevent the […]