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Vietnamese shrimp industry expects sales to hit over 980,000t worth $4bn in 2022

However, figures from the first half of the year anticipate that the turnover from shrimp exports in 2022 might be at least 10% greater than in 2021, thus surpassing this goal

By Undercurrent News | July 20, 2022 10:14 BST
Vietnamese shrimp. Credit: Seabina Group
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Vietnam's fisheries directorate expects shrimp sales to exceed 980,000 metric tons -- of which 675,000t will be vannamei and 275,000t black tiger shrimp -- worth $4 billion, or up 2.56% year-on-year, reports NongNghiep Vietnam.  [...]

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