Vietnam's shrimp export decline has narrowed

Vietnam " customs line" October 20 reported that, according to Vietnam's General Administration of Customs statistics, in September this year, Vietnam's shrimp exports amounted to $ 308.
5 million, down 20%, a decline compared to August narrowed
.
According to the analysis of the Vietnam Aquatic Products Processing and Exporting Association (VASEP), since August this year, due to the impact of the new crown epidemic in production, Vietnamese shrimp exports have begun to decline sharply
.
Shrimp exports to most major markets continued to decline in September, but the decline has narrowed
.
According to Jin Qiu, a shrimp market expert at VASEP, there were positive signs of shrimp production and export in the second half of September this year, especially in some key shrimp producing areas such as Shuo Zhuang, Bac Lieu, and Ca Mau
.
Shrimp exports to some markets showed signs of a slight recovery
.
For example, exports to the U.
S.
market in September this year increased by 8% year-on-year, and the cumulative shrimp exports to the U.
S.
in the first nine months of this year exceeded US$775 million, a year-on-year increase of 22%.
The decline in exports to the EU in September was smaller than in August; exports to the Korean market increased by 4%
.
In September, exports to the remaining markets of the top 10 major markets still fell sharply
.
Customs exportAccording to the analysis of the Vietnam Aquatic Products Processing and Exporting Association (VASEP), since August this year, due to the impact of the new crown epidemic in production, Vietnamese shrimp exports have begun to decline sharply
.
Shrimp exports to most major markets continued to decline in September, but the decline has narrowed
.
According to Jin Qiu, a shrimp market expert at VASEP, there were positive signs of shrimp production and export in the second half of September this year, especially in some key shrimp producing areas such as Shuo Zhuang, Bac Lieu, and Ca Mau
.
Shrimp exports to some markets showed signs of a slight recovery
.
For example, exports to the U.
S.
market in September this year increased by 8% year-on-year, and the cumulative shrimp exports to the U.
S.
in the first nine months of this year exceeded US$775 million, a year-on-year increase of 22%.
The decline in exports to the EU in September was smaller than in August; exports to the Korean market increased by 4%
.
In September, exports to the remaining markets of the top 10 major markets still fell sharply
.