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Vietnams pangasius exports fell by 35% to US$422 million in Q1 2023, compared to the same period in 2022 due to a decrease in demand and import prices caused by global food inflation and high inventories, Fish Information & Services reported.

Norway exported 81,498 tonnes of salmon in April 2023, valued at NOK 9.7 billion (~US$919 million; NOK 1 = US$0.095), up by NOK 1.7 billion (~US$161 million), or 21% year-on-year, Fish Information & Services reported.

Vietnams tuna export turnover in March 2023 reached over US$72 million, marking a 31% decline compared to the same period last year, as total tuna exports from Vietnam reached over US$180 million in the first three months of the year, down by 30% from Q1 2022, Fish Information & Services reported.

Guyanas aquaculture sector is expected to receive a significant boost through the expansion of prawn production and a lucrative marine cage project, Fish & Information Services reported.

Guyanas aquaculture sector is expected to receive a significant boost through the expansion of prawn production and a lucrative marine cage project, Fish & Information Services reported.

South Korea has imported 107,113 tonnes of seafood from Russia in March this year, 21% lower compared to the 136,169 tonnes imported in the same period of 2022, Fish Information & Services reported.

Norwegian salmon exports saw a significant increase in value of 34% in March 2023 compared to March 2022, while the countrys trout exports also saw an 18% increase in value during the first quarter of 2023 when compared to the same period in the previous year, Fish Information & Services reported.

The Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) said the volume of pangasius exported to Brazil in January 2023 was 1,194 tonnes, the lowest since May 2022, but the average price in that month was US$3.06 per kg, 3% higher year-on-year when it was US$2.98 per kg, Fish Information & Services repor ...

Norway shipped 81,645 tonnes of salmon worth NOK 8.8 billion (~US$839 million; NOK 1 = US$0.095) in last month, with the US, Poland, and France making up the top three export destinations, Fish Information & Services reported.

Vietnam shipped US$141 million worth of shrimp in January this year, 55% lower compared to January 2022, due to the holiday season, a drop in market demand, and low stocks of raw shrimp since late last year, Fish Information & Services reported.