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Vietnam’s pangasius exports set for rebound in 2024 despite prior year’s decline

Vietnam has set sights on a robust trajectory for its pangasius industry, aiming to produce 1.7 million metric tons and generate $2 billion from exports

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 3, 2024 10:43 GMT
Pangasius processing. Credit: Vietnam's VASEP
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Vietnam has set sights on a robust trajectory for its pangasius industry, aiming to produce 1.7 million metric tons and generate $2 billion from exports in 2024, reports Vietnam Plus.  [...]

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