More companies export aquatic produce to Brazil
The number of businesses exporting aquatic products to Brazil has now
increased to four, double that of 2009, said the Vietnam Association for
Seafood Exporters and Producers.
The number of businesses exporting aquatic products to Brazil has now
increased to four, double that of 2009, said the Vietnam Association for
Seafood Exporters and Producers.
In the first six months of this year, Vietnam exported to Brazil 5,800 tonnes of tra fish worth about 12 million USD and 18 tonnes of other fresh and frozen fish, equivalent to roughly 36,900 USD.
According to tra fish exporters, Brazil is a huge potential market but due to risks and low prices, it does not yet appeal to Vietnamese exporters.
To export to Brazil smoothly, especially as Vietnamese tra fish are competing in price with Brazilian carp, Vietnam’s commercial office in Brazil recommends that domestic businesses should ensure the volume and quality of their products when exporting to the South American country.
As well as Brazil, in the first seven months of this year, Vietnam exported 2.45 billion USD of aquatic products to numerous other markets, up about 12 percent over the same period last year, of which shrimp, tra, basa and tuna continue to hold the major share./.
In the first six months of this year, Vietnam exported to Brazil 5,800 tonnes of tra fish worth about 12 million USD and 18 tonnes of other fresh and frozen fish, equivalent to roughly 36,900 USD.
According to tra fish exporters, Brazil is a huge potential market but due to risks and low prices, it does not yet appeal to Vietnamese exporters.
To export to Brazil smoothly, especially as Vietnamese tra fish are competing in price with Brazilian carp, Vietnam’s commercial office in Brazil recommends that domestic businesses should ensure the volume and quality of their products when exporting to the South American country.
As well as Brazil, in the first seven months of this year, Vietnam exported 2.45 billion USD of aquatic products to numerous other markets, up about 12 percent over the same period last year, of which shrimp, tra, basa and tuna continue to hold the major share./.
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