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Fimex to focus on Japan, China as it braces for tough 2024

The Vietnamese shrimp company expects continued harsh competition with rival countries, high costs, and low prices

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 30, 2024 10:28 GMT
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Vietnam's Sao Ta Foods (more commonly known as Fimex Vn) plans to focus on its position in the Japanese market and selling more to China amid a continued tough trading environment for farmed shrimp [...]

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