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Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) is a non-governmental organization, established on June 12th 1998, based on the principles of volunteer, autonomy and equality.

VASEP members include leading Vietnamese seafood producers and exporters and companies providing service to the seafood sector. . Seafood exports of VASEP members represent 80% of the total seafood exports of Vietnam. With the main role of supporting the development of Vietnam’s seafood industry...

Address:	218 Road No.6, Zone A, An Phu An Khanh New Urban Area, District 2
City:	Ho Chi Minh
State:	( )
Telephone:	+84 086 281 0442
Fax:	+84 086 281 0450
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	vasep-org@hcm.vnn.vn

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Key people & contacts:

Admin Ms Victoria Lee thanglt@fpt.vn	84 4 37715 055 Mr Nguyen Thai Phuong phuongnt@vasep.com.vn
Managing Editor of VASEPNEWS Newsletter Ms Thi Bich Nguyen Phone: 84 4 8354496 Mobile: 84 0983 327106 bichnt@vasep.com.vn	Chief of Information Department Mr Le Hang lehang@vasep.com.vn

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