Japan eyes scallop processing in Vietnam


The government will invite businesses to join a delegation to be sent to Vietnam next month at the earliest to inspect processing facilities in the South-East Asian country. — The Japan News

TOKYO: Japan is considering building a system to process scallops in Vietnam for export to the United States to ease the impact of China’s blanket ban on imports of Japanese fishery products.

The government will invite businesses to join a delegation to be sent to Vietnam next month at the earliest to inspect processing facilities in the South-East Asian country.

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