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Vietnam Seafood Exports Top $1 Billion in July but Face Slowdown Over US Tariffs

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(VIET NAM, 8/7/2026)

Section 301 tariff hikes, competition from Ecuador, and new regulatory requirements in Europe project a complex scenario for the final stretch of 2026.

HANOI — Vietnam's seafood exports reached nearly US$1.02 billion in July 2026, representing a 4.8% growth compared to the same period in 2025. With this result, the cumulative value for the first seven months of the year rose to nearly (More Info)

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