The Vietnamese shrimp industry has many opportunities and potentials for development, but also many challenges. To help the industry develop sustainably, one of the important solutions is to link the chain and apply high technology. This is also the strategic direction that Viet Uc Group has implemented for more than 20 years.
At the Vietshrimp International Exhibition Fair from April 12-14, Viet Uc Group also continued to spread the message “For a sustainable high-tech Vietnamese shrimp industry” to a large number of visitors.
Why is it necessary to close the chain to develop sustainably?
Closing the chain will help ensure strict control of the production process and product quality in each segment from input to output. That is the reason why Viet Uc Group is preparing to complete the closed value chain of the shrimp industry from parent shrimp to shrimp seeds, commercial shrimp and the final product is the perfect shrimp on the consumer’s table. This is the lever to help improve quality, thereby raising the brand value of Vietnamese shrimp in the international market.

Sustainable for the entire industry and for farmers
The first segment in the entire chain is broodstock. Viet Uc Group has contributed to changing the ranking of the Vietnamese shrimp industry on the world map when it officially took the initiative in sourcing broodstock locally. This helps limit dependence on imported broodstock, avoiding the risk of disruption of supply from abroad. This is an important factor in ensuring stability for the industry, not only in terms of output but also in controlling the quality of the broodstock.
Thanks to that, Viet Uc continuously produces generations of broodstock with superior characteristics. This helps farmers feel more secure, with a higher success rate and profit.

Sustainable for the environment
In addition, Viet Uc, with the orientation of not using antibiotics at all throughout the shrimp life cycle, has been and is continuing to spread this message to farmers across the country.
The use of antibiotics brings immediate benefits but long-term harm, even directly to farmers. Typically, the use of antibiotics also kills both harmful and beneficial bacteria, causing an imbalance in the ecosystem in the farming environment, creating strains of drug-resistant bacteria, causing drug resistance, when shrimp get sick, it will be very difficult to treat. The more antibiotics are used in the pond, the more diseases in the following crops will increase, causing long-term damage, leading to continuous failure. In addition, many export shipments are returned due to antibiotic residues, affecting the image, brand, reducing the reputation and value of Vietnamese shrimp in general.
Currently, Viet Uc Group is implementing VUS Sustainable Shrimp Farming Models. In which the letter “S” is the abbreviation of the word Sustainable. The highlight of this model is that the farming process limits water changes, the farming process does not use antibiotics, chemicals… thereby avoiding impacts on the environment. Viet Uc also spreads this orientation to shrimp farmers nationwide to join hands in shrimp farming to protect the environment, which is also to protect clean water resources for each crop of farmers.

Sustainable for the community and consumers
Finally, Viet Uc is preparing to close the entire chain with the Viet Uc Seafood Factory for the output of perfect shrimp, ensuring: Clean, completely antibiotic-free, food safety, traceability, with superior color and flavor.
This is the key to help enhance the brand value of Vietnamese shrimp in the international market.
At the Vietshrimp fair, in order to help visitors from far away who do not have the conditions to visit the complexes in each section of the closed chain from parent shrimp to the output of perfect shrimp. Viet Uc Group has brought visitors the experience of VR360 technology, so that they can directly visit each area without having to spend time going there.

Viet Uc Group wishes to spread the message For a Sustainable High-Tech Vietnamese Shrimp Industry to shrimp farmers, associations, communities… to join hands to contribute to realizing the aspiration to elevate Vietnamese shrimp and sustainable development for the entire industry.

Source: Thanh Nien Newspaper






