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Vietnam’s Can Tho province to double land for aquaculture by 2020

Fishery production is expected to reach 335,000 metric tons, valued at $1billion

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 14, 2013 08:46 BST
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The Can Tho province of Vietnam will have 26,000 hectares for aquaculture by 2020, doubling the current area with a 13,000ha increase, reported the Saigon Daily [...]

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