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Vietnam expects pangasius sales to lift 13% in 2022, despite tough markets

Vietnam's single largest market for pangasius, China, is expected to remain unpredictable in 2022, with the hope being newer markets can offset some volumes

By Neil Ramsden | Jan. 7, 2022 08:46 GMT
Pangasius. Credit: Hung Vuong Corporation
Pangasius. Credit: Hung Vuong Corporation
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Vietnam's Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) expects the country to achieve a 13% increase in the value of pangasius exports in 2022, despite a tough market situation [...]

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