VSS 2026 THEME (11/11/2026 - CAN THO CITY)

SEAFOOD MARKET OUTLOOK 2027–2029 - OPPORTUNITIES AND POTENTIAL FOR DOUBLE-DIGIT EXPORT GROWTH

VSS 2026 will take place on November 11, 2026, in Can Tho, Vietnam. The forum will focus on key topics, including seafood product outlooks, trade remedies, demand in major markets, the domestic market, and end-to-end solutions across the value chain, covering raw materials, technology, logistics, finance, and sustainable development. Through dialogue and the sharing of practical experiences, VSS aims to help businesses identify opportunities, proactively respond to risks, expand into new markets, and explore new avenues for growth in Vietnam’s seafood industry in the years ahead.

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PROGRAMME

Negotiation sessions at VSS 2026 (11/11/2026 - Can Tho)

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08:45

Seafood sector outlook 2027–2029

Production, export, raw material supply forecasts, and growth drivers for Vietnam’s key seafood sectors. Panel 1. From 2026 Results to the Outlook for Each Product Category

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10:25

OVERCOMING TRADE BARRIERS – SAFEGUARDING MARKET ACCESS

Updates on tariffs, trade remedies, and market requirements in the United States, China, the EU, the UK, Japan, and other key markets. Panel 2. Shifting Trade Flows: Identifying Changes and Responding to New Challenges

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13:00

WHAT WILL BUYERS NEED?

Analysis of demand, prices, orders, consumption, traceability, and market trends for 2027–2029. Panel 3. Demand Outlook in Key Markets, 2027–2029 (the United States, Japan, China, the EU, Australia,...)

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14:20

DOMESTIC MARKET – NEW GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES

Understanding consumer behavior and the requirements of Vietnam’s modern retail sector. Panel 4. From Export Products to Products for Vietnamese Consumers

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15:25

END-TO-END VALUE CHAIN SOLUTIONS

From seedstock, feed, and technology to logistics, finance, and the circular economy—with a focus on boosting productivity and reducing costs. Panel 5. Solutions to Boost Productivity and Reduce Costs in the Seafood Industry

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SPEAKERS & EXPERTS

Perspectives
shaping the market

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NEWS

News updates

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