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Pangasius markets ‘very slow,’ but balance better than pre-Tet price dive

The main markets for Vietnamese pangasius are slow and stable, which is largely being seen as a good thing after a tough 2023; sources are calm on a possible shortage of raw material

By Neil Ramsden | June 5, 2024 09:58 BST
Pangasius farming. Credit: VietOcean Seafood Vietnam
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A "very slow" and stable market for Vietnamese pangasius is seen as a step up from a tough 2023 and start to 2024 by Undercurrent News sources [...]

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