Sharing: The Fisheries Sector Focuses on Emergency Response to Typhoon No. 5
08 September 2025 1969 View
Typhoon No. 5 (Kajiki) is forecast to be strong and have widespread impacts, posing particular danger to coastal areas, river mouths, and aquaculture cage farming zones. Farmers are advised to reinforce cages and proactively implement measures to prevent damage
Domestic market – The long-term stronghold of Vietnamese pangasius
23 August 2025 2304 View
In addition to exports, the domestic market with over 100 million people is a strategic potential that helps Vietnamese pangasius develop sustainably
Opening of Vietfish 2025 – the gathering place of the aquaculture industry’s finest
22 August 2025 1874 View
Vietfish 2025 has just been inaugurated at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (Ho Chi Minh City). With its large scale, this event serves as the gathering place of the aquaculture industry’s finest.
Shrimp exports in the first 7 months: Accelerating in Asia, facing strong pressure from the U.S
22 August 2025 2163 View
In July 2025, Vietnam’s shrimp exports reached 410 million USD, up 9% compared to the same period in 2024. In total, shrimp export turnover for the first 7 months reached 2.5 billion USD, an increase of 24% year-on-year.
The farming of eels without mud using water recirculation technology helps increase profitability
22 August 2025 1909 View
The mud-free eel farming model applying water recirculation technology helps reduce diseases, increase productivity, save costs, and bring high profits to farmers in the Mekong Delta
Nutritional approaches to improve shrimp larval quality and performance
23 August 2025 1669 View
Larval nutrition is a key factor determining the survival rate, growth, and disease resistance of shrimp. However, many hatcheries still rely on live organisms and traditional feeds, with farming systems and nutritional management facing significant limitations.
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Prospects for Arapaima Farming
29 August 2025 2049 View
Arapaima (Arapaima gigas) has long been considered a highly promising species for aquaculture. Belonging to the family Arapaimidae, this giant fish can reach lengths of over 3 meters and weigh more than 200 kilograms.
RAS-IMTA Shrimp Farming in Cà Mau boosts productivity, reduces emissions, protects the environment, meets export standards, and moves towards a sustainable green aquaculture industry
29 August 2025 2032 View
RAS-IMTA shrimp farming in Cà Mau helps increase productivity, reduce emissions, protect the environment, meet export standards, and move towards a sustainable green aquaculture industry
Sharing: Technological Solutions for Preventing Aquatic Animal Diseases
29 August 2025 2121 View
Shrimp farming in greenhouses helps stabilize factors such as temperature, pH, and salinity, thereby reducing sudden fluctuations that can trigger disease outbreaks and cause losses for farmers.
High-Tech Multi-Species Shrimp Farming Model: Billion-VND Investment, Sustainable Profit
29 August 2025 1845 View
With a closed-loop multi-species shrimp farming process that applies technology and water recirculation, Mr. Văn not only proactively controls risks but also diversifies income sources, reduces environmental impacts, and creates a sustainable pathway for the aquaculture industry
Sharing: The importance and measures to control dissolved oxygen levels in aquaculture
22 August 2025 2301 View
Dissolved oxygen (DO) in water is essential for the growth and development of aquatic organisms. Therefore, it is necessary to control appropriate DO levels in ponds to improve aquaculture efficiency
Shrimp farmers need to remain calm and overcome challenges in the face of the new U.S. tariff
13 August 2025 1859 View
Ca Mau – Authorities advise shrimp farmers, seafood processors, and exporters not to panic, but to remain calm and take appropriate actions to develop suitable countermeasures
Sharing: Vietnamese sturgeon is about to be ‘frozen
13 August 2025 2182 View
The Vietnamese sturgeon market is already frozen,” lamented Bui Van Minh, who invested in the establishment of a sturgeon farm system that produces more than one million fish each year
Aqua Mina 2025 New Brand Identity Logo Design Contest
29 August 2025 2386 View
As a leading provider of aquaculture equipment and high-tech solutions for shrimp and fish farms in Vietnam and international markets, Aqua Mina is stepping forward with a new look, a new logo, and a new position through the 2025 Brand Identity Logo Design Contest...
Shrimp Farming: A Promising Food Industry Moving Toward Sustainable Development
09 August 2025 1880 View
The “Harvesting Water” report, released by the World Bank (WB) and WWF, affirms that aquaculture—particularly shrimp farming—is among the top sustainable investment opportunities over the next 25 years. The sector could generate up to 22 million new jobs by 2050 while providing a source of protein with the lowest greenhouse gas emissions among all forms of food production.
Dong Thap Promotes Export of Competitive Agricultural and Aquatic Products
08 August 2025 1723 View
According to Mr. Nguyen Tuan Linh, Deputy Director of the Department of Industry and Trade of Dong Thap Province, as of the end of July, the locality recorded an export turnover of USD 5.23 billion, up 2.8% year-on-year and reaching 56.9% of the annual plan. Notably, many agricultural and aquatic products have maintained solid growth momentum, helping to secure markets for key local produce, encouraging farmers to confidently invest in production development, and contributing to social welfare
Flexible Seafood Export Strategies in Response to Emerging Challenges
29 August 2025 1811 View
Seafood exports in the first seven months of the year have shown positive growth despite facing various fluctuations. However, with the increasing burden of tariffs, the outlook for the second half of the year is expected to become even more challenging for the seafood industry
Shrimp farming in the desert: China transforms arid land into a sea farm using technology
06 August 2025 1864 View
A remarkable achievement was recently recorded in Xinjiang, China, where scientists successfully harvested the first crop of whiteleg shrimp on saline-alkali land. What makes this model unique is that it does not require transporting seawater from coastal areas but instead utilizes local underground water sources
Vietnamese seafood enterprises face difficulties in implementing green standards
04 August 2025 1723 View
Vietnam's seafood industry is under significant pressure to meet green standards such as ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and certifications like ASC and MSC
Brazilian Black Tiger Shrimp: A New Hope for Sustainable Aquaculture Hỏi ChatGPT
06 August 2025 1734 View
A new study shows that black tiger shrimp (Penaeus monodon) from Brazil have the potential to become the foundation for a disease-free breeding program with high genetic diversity and adaptability, offering new opportunities for the global shrimp industry amid rising pressures from disease outbreaks and climate change
Sharing: Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture in Recirculating Systems (IMTA-RAS) Shrimp Farming Model
06 August 2025 2142 View
A study on a zero-discharge Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture in Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (IMTA-RAS) shrimp farming model, conducted by a group of researchers and published in the journal Aquacultural Engineering (2025), is opening a new pathway for Vietnam's aquaculture sector—especially as the shrimp industry faces growing challenges such as pollution, rising costs, and disease outbreaks.
Shrimp Farming Costs Decline in China Thanks to Automation Technology
02 August 2025 1612 View
According to Fan Li, founder and editor of Shrimp Farming World, the most significant transformation in China’s shrimp industry is the steady reduction in production costs, largely due to automation technology. “China’s shrimp farming costs have now reached the global average,” Li noted, “only slightly higher than Ecuador and India, and comparable to levels in Southeast Asia.”
Black Tiger Shrimp Farming Gains Ground in India’s New Game Plan
02 August 2025 1686 View
According to Manoj M. Sharma, founder of Mayank Aquaculture, India’s shrimp industry is facing a major challenge from Ecuador, a country producing shrimp on a massive scale. He shared that no one in the world can compete with Ecuador in the production of whiteleg shrimp (vannamei). A key reason Indian farmers are shifting to black tiger shrimp farming is that vannamei shrimp sizes have dropped significantly—from 28 grams in 2019 to just 16 grams in 2024. Vannamei shrimp smaller than 40
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