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Vietnamese shrimp prices tick up in week five, look steady

Vietnam's processors are back to business after Tet, but key markets are yet to really return to purchasing

By Neil Ramsden | Feb. 8, 2023 10:23 GMT
Vietnamese shrimp farm. Credit: Seabina Group
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Vietnamese vannamei shrimp prices have ticked up in week five of 2023 (Jan. 30-Feb. 5) after several weeks of slow decline, according to the latest update from trader Seabina Group. [...]

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