Sharing: EU increases shrimp imports in the first 9 months of the year
28 November 2025 1248 View
According to the latest data, EU imports of raw frozen shrimp (Penaeus) and value-added shrimp from Asia, Latin America, and Africa reached 41,771 tons in September, up 9% year-on-year. Although still growing, the pace has slowed compared to the double-digit increases seen from March to July and the strong rebound in August.
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Gideon De Oro opens high tech Cebu shrimp plant, to revive exports
24 November 2025 1309 View
Gideon De Oro Seafood Corp. has opened a state-of-the-art shrimp processing plant in Talavera, Toledo City, Cebu, positioning the company to reenter global export markets while backing national food security goals.
White-leg shrimp facing WSSV: When density and environment fluctuate together
24 November 2025 1301 View
A study by Pukyong National University (South Korea) shows that stocking density has a significant impact on the virulence of White Spot Syndrome Virus (WSSV) under simulated natural temperature conditions. The findings clarify the relationship between density, environmental fluctuations, and disease progression, providing a foundation for epidemiological research and risk management in intensive shrimp farming
Vietnamese shrimp holds the 3rd position in the EU – strongly competing with Ecuador and India
22 November 2025 1341 View
According to data from Vietnam Customs, in the first nine months of 2025, Vietnam’s shrimp exports to the EU reached 434 million USD, up 21% compared to the same period last year. Notably, shrimp exports to the EU in September recorded strong growth of 48%. Exports to all three major import markets within the bloc posted double-digit growth
Global Seafood Alliance Will Require All BAP-certified Shrimp Producers to End Eyestalk Ablation by the End of 2030
21 November 2025 1354 View
Best Aquaculture Practices will adapt its global seafood industry-leading certification standards to reflect the latest information regarding the viability of potential alternatives to eyestalk ablation, a common practice in shrimp aquaculture for decades.
Biosecurity – The Key Solution to Aquatic Animal Disease Challenges
21 November 2025 1506 View
Diseases caused by microorganisms are always a threat to the health of shrimp and fish, leading to reduced production efficiency at farms. Therefore, biosecurity has become a key factor in aquaculture, aiming toward sustainable and efficient development of the industry in the future.
Launch of the VASEP Tilapia Production and Export Business Club
21 November 2025 1327 View
On November 14, 2025, at the Association’s Office (No. 7 Nguyen Quy Canh Street, Binh Trung Ward, Ho Chi Minh City), the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) held a conference for tilapia production and export enterprises. At the conference, VASEP and businesses operating in the tilapia sector agreed to establish the “VASEP Tilapia Production and Export Business Club.”
Passive Acoustic Monitoring: Assessing Environmental Impacts on Shrimp Feeding Behavior
21 November 2025 1343 View
A recent study applied Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM) to analyze the relationship between environmental factors such as temperature, ammonia, nitrite, and the feeding behavior of Pacific white shrimp. The results showed a clear correlation between the number of “click” sounds produced and the amount of feed consumed under different environmental treatment conditions.
Share: Dollar Spot Disease: Why Reinfection Happens Even After Proper Treatment
14 November 2025 1465 View
Dollar spot fungus (NĐT) is the common name used to describe the circular patches or biofilm-like spots that appear on the surfaces of substrates in shrimp ponds after a period of cultivation. NĐT typically has a round or paw-shaped structure, varies in color, and carries a distinctive fishy odor
WORLD AQUACULTURE 2025, INDIA — WHERE INNOVATION MEETS TRADITION A GLOBAL GATHERING FOR THE FUTURE OF AQUACULTURE
13 November 2025 1366 View
The global aquaculture community is once again turning its attention to India as World Aquaculture 2025 takes place in Hyderabad from November 10–13, 2025. Organized by the World Aquaculture Society (WAS), this prestigious international event has drawn participants from across Asia and around the world, all converging to share ideas, technologies, and strategies that will shape the future of sustainable aquaculture.
Radioactive’ shrimp crisis: Indonesia grapples with contaminated industrial zone
06 November 2025 1404 View
Authorities investigate site after shrimp exported to the USfound to contain hazardous isotope Caesium-137
Trump's import tariffs cause shrimp prices in the U.S. to surge
03 November 2025 1410 View
President Donald Trump’s new import tariff policy is causing shrimp — the most popular seafood among Americans — to soar in price, marking one of the first and most noticeable impacts of his second-term trade policy on consumer food products
AQUA MINA APPRECIATES PARTICIPANTS OF THE 2025 LOGO DESIGN CONTEST – SPECIAL THANK-YOU GIFTS ARE ON THEIR WAY
25 October 2025 1562 View
For Aqua Mina, the journey of building a brand is not only about products and technology — it is about the people who accompany us along the way: our valued customers, partners, and supporters who have trusted and stood with us throughout our growth.
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[RECAP] AQUA MINA Marks Vietnam’s Presence at the Land-Based Aquaculture Exhibition 2025 in Tokyo, Japan
03 November 2025 1484 View
Aqua Mina is proud to showcase two main product lines — the Ventek microbubble diffuser and the HDPE mobile water tank — at the Land-Based Aquaculture Equipment Exhibition 2025 in Tokyo, Japan.
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Aqua Mina successfully concluded its participation at the Land-Based Aquaculture Exhibition 2025 in Tokyo, Japan.
01 November 2025 1443 View
After three vibrant days from October 15–17, 2025, Aqua Mina officially concluded its presence at the Land-Based Aquaculture Exhibition 2025 in Tokyo, Japan, with results beyond expectations.
Recap: Aqua Mina at the 15th Philippine Shrimp Congress – Joining the Shrimp Industry on the Journey Toward a Sustainable Future
22 October 2025 1471 View
With the spirit of “Innovation for Sustainable Aquaculture,” Aqua Mina’s booth became a standout highlight, attracting a large number of visitors and experts from various countries in the region.
Land-Based Aquaculture Equipment Exhibition 2025 – Aquaculture Equipment Exhibition at Tokyo Big Sight
24 October 2025 1458 View
The global aquaculture industry is entering a period of significant transformation in response to challenges such as climate change, the growing demand for sustainable production, and the pressure to minimize environmental impacts. In this context, the Land-Based Aquaculture Equipment Exhibition 2025 has emerged as an international industry event that brings together the most advanced solutions for land-based aquaculture systems
Aqua Mina Successfully Concludes Its Participation at the 15th Philippine Shrimp Congress
24 October 2025 1470 View
After three vibrant days from October 8–10, 2025, Aqua Mina officially concluded its participation in the 15th Philippine Shrimp Congress with results that exceeded all expectations.
Indian shrimp faces major challenges from the new U.S. tax policy
18 October 2025 1755 View
India’s shrimp export industry is facing a major shock after the United States imposed retaliatory tariffs of up to 50% on many Indian products on August 27. When combined with the existing anti-dumping duty (2.5%) and countervailing duty (5.8%), the total tax on Indian frozen shrimp could exceed 58%.
Sharing: Cà Mau expands the water recirculating shrimp farming model with zero wastewater discharge into the environment
18 October 2025 1655 View
After two years of research and experimentation, Cà Mau Province has developed about 100 hectares of industrial shrimp farming using a closed-loop, zero-discharge system. This innovative approach not only helps farmers increase productivity and reduce costs but also protects the environment and brings joy to the communities living around the farming areas
The off-season price of whiteleg shrimp has risen sharply
18 October 2025 1941 View
Farmers in Ca Mau Province are delighted as the purchase price of whiteleg shrimp has risen significantly, increasing their income and contributing to the sustainable development of the province’s aquaculture industry.
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