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Ho Chi Minh City this week (Sept. 26-27) will host a meeting organized by the World Wildlife Fund concerning the environmental and social impact of catfish farming. Production and export of cat- fish has skyrocketed in the past few years — to more than 1 million tons this year from 440,000 tons in 2005 — and Vietnam, which farms 90% of the global production, has emerged as a leading aquaculture center.
The catfish conference (the politically correct WWF refers to Pangasius species tra and basa) is one of half a dozen global conferences organized by the nonprofit to set standards and coordinate dialogue for aquaculture products. Other conferences deal with salmon, shrimp, tilapia, trout and molluscs.
Catfish farming comes naturally to Vietnam, where the fish has been a staple of the local cuisine. Coffee is another example of how the country has capitalized on an existing capacity — coffee was first planted on Viet- nam’s central highlands in the 19th century by French colonists — and bulled its way to the top. Vietnam is now the world’s second biggest exporter of coffee after Brazil. The country’s willingness to exploit these ready- made niches in world trade is one sign of its emergence as a full-fledged player in the global economy.

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Vietnam toDayPlaying aGreater roleONAOn The Global Stage By Darrell DelamaideHo Chi Minh City this week (Sept. 26-27) will host a meeting organized by the World Wildlife Fund concerning the environmental and social impact of catfish farming. Production and export of cat-fish has skyrocketed in the past few years — to more than 1 million tons this year from 440.000 tons in 2005 — and Vietnam, which farms, 90% of the global production, has emerged as a leading aquaculture center.The catfish conference (the politically correct WWF refers to Pangasius species tra and basa) is one of half a dozen global conferences organized by the nonprofit to set standards and coordinate dialogue for aquaculture products. Other conferences deal with salmon, shrimp, tilapia, trout and molluscs.Catfish farming comes naturally to Vietnam, where the fish has been a staple of the local cuisine. Coffee is another example of how the country has capitalized on an existing capacity — coffee was first planted on-nam's central highlands in the 19th century by French colonists — and bulled its way to the top. Vietnam is now the world's second biggest exporter of coffee after Brazil. The country's willingness to exploit these ready-made niches in world trade is one sign of its emergence as a full-fledged player in the global economy.

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