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Viet Uc to move downstream with 10,000t shrimp plant, plans pangasius moves too

Vietnam's largest shrimp postlarvae producer is ready to take its burgeoning pangasius broodstock program to the next level, as well as move downstream in shrimp

By Neil Ramsden | Sept. 11, 2019 09:44 BST
Each covered farm holds 14 ponds that can harvest up to 2.5 metric tons of shrimp each. They can be individually programmed to meet requirements of different customers, according to Vu Duc Tri, business controlling director. Credit: Matt Craze/Undercurrent News
Each of Viet Uc's covered farm holds 14 ponds that can harvest up to 2.5t of shrimp each
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HO CHI MINH, Vietnam – Vietnam's largest shrimp postlarvae producer, Viet Uc Seafood Corporation, is about to take its first full-scale step downstream into processing the crustaceans it farms, business controlling director Vu Duc Tri told Undercurrent News [...]

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