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Free trade deal makes UK a bright prospect for Vietnam shrimp

Ministry of Industry and Trade believes Vietnam could achieve average growth in shrimp sales to the UK of over 10% per year annually from now until 2025

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 7, 2023 10:27 GMT
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Vietnamese shrimp exports to the UK could see an average growth of over 10% per year annually from now until 2025, believes the Asian country's Ministry of Industry and Trade, as reported by Vietnam News [...]

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