Tuna exports to China grow vigorously in the first half of September (Photo: haiquanonline.com.vn) The country’s tuna exports to China during the initial eight months of the year surged by 63% to hit USD3.6 million compared to last year’s corresponding period. VASEP says the fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has since the middle of the year slowed down Vietnamese tuna exports to various foreign markets, including China. In addition, Zhanjiang, one of the major transshipment hubs in China, has suspended the import of frozen food from major seafood producers, including Vietnam, since May, making a considerable impact on Vietnam’s tuna exports to the neighbouring market. However, the General Department of Vietnam Customs reports that China is increasing its imports of frozen tuna fillets and canned tuna products from Vietnam, with the two groups accounting for 66% and 19% of the country’s total export value of the products, respectively. Nguyen Ha, an expert from the VASEP, re
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