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Vietnam’s Pangasius fish maws find favor in China

The rising popularity of value-added pangasius products, such as dried fish maws and fish skin snacks, is a response to growing demand from consumers. Currently, 12 Vietnamese companies supply these products to the Chinese market, where fish maw is not only regarded as a delicacy but also as a symbol of prosperity and success. VASEP notes that the product is often gifted during important events in China.

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Japanese companies reevaluate strategies amid China’s economic slump

The impact of the economic downturn is increasingly evident in the performance of Japanese firms operating in China. Many are encountering intensified competition from local Chinese enterprises and are now contemplating strategic withdrawals from the market. This shift marks a significant development, as it reflects a broader recalibration of business strategies in the face of an increasingly challenging environment.