January 23, 2025 | 05:06 GMT +7

  • Click to copy
Tuesday- 15:50, 11/04/2023

Binh Dinh approves the policy to invest in shrimp hi-tech agricultural zone

(VAN) The total investment of Hi-tech Agricultural Park for Shrimp Development Project in My Thanh commune (Phu My district, Binh Dinh) is over VND 1,498 billion.

According to Binh Dinh Department of Planning and Investment, Mr. Nguyen Tuan Thanh, Standing Vice Chairman of Binh Dinh Provincial People's Committee, just signed Decision No. 1057/QD-UBND dated 6/4/2023 on approval of the investment policy. He also approved the investment portfolio of projects using the land for the Hi-tech Agricultural Park for Shrimp Development Project in My Thanh commune (Phu My district).

Accordingly, Binh Dinh will form a hi-tech agricultural zone for shrimp development in the coastal area of My Thanh commune (Phu My district). By the second quarter of 2026, all works of the project will be put into operation and go active. These include a shrimp processing factory with a capacity of 20,000 tons of commercial shrimp/year with an export value of USD 256 million; aqua feed factory with a capacity of 100,000 tons/year; complete and put into production a high-tech commercial shrimp farming area with a total commercial shrimp output of 11,450 tons/year; create jobs for 4,000-5,000 people.

High-tech shrimp farming at Vietnam-Australia Phu My Co., Ltd (Binh Dinh). Photo: V.D.T.

High-tech shrimp farming at Vietnam-Australia Phu My Co., Ltd (Binh Dinh). Photo: V.D.T.

In particular, the project also aims to build demonstration models, production and display of biological products, microbial feeds, resistance and cure for shrimp, and drugs for environmental treatment. A commercial trading platform for shrimp and supporting industries will also be promoted.

The total estimated investment of the project is more than VND 1,498 billion, in which the project implementation cost is VND 1,186 billion. The cost of compensation and preliminary site clearance is over VND 312 billion.

The progress of completing the entire project is no more than 3 years from the effective date of the project implementation contract. The project's operation term is 50 years, counting from the date the investor decides to lease the land. The project is favored and supported by Binh Dinh People's Committee according to current regulations.

The People's Committee of Binh Dinh province assigned the Department of Planning and Investment to assume the prime responsibility and coordinate with the Binh Dinh Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and related agencies in organizing bidding, and selecting investors to comply with the law on bidding.

Vietnam Australia Group harvesting commercial shrimp. Photo: DT.

Vietnam Australia Group harvesting commercial shrimp. Photo: DT.

Binh Dinh's policy of forming a hi-tech agricultural zone is to promote industrialization and modernization of the shrimp farming industry in particular and the province's agricultural sector in general. Forming a hi-tech agricultural zone for shrimp development with high production level, science-technology, modern infrastructure will strongly attract investors and flexibly meet development requirements in the market economy and international integration context.

When put into operation, this will be a hi-tech agricultural zone that is fully invested and built with a synchronous technical infrastructure system suitable to the coastal terrain of Phu My district. At the same time, it is also an area for shrimp seed production, research on farming processes, commercial shrimp production, food processing, shrimp processing, and supporting industries. It is also an area for producing probiotics, preserving and processing, training, receiving, and transferring scientific and technical advances to serve the shrimp industry of Binh Dinh in particular and the central region as well as the whole country in general.

In addition, Binh Dinh's Hi-tech Agricultural Park for Shrimp Industry Development is also a place to organize events, fairs, exhibitions, and demonstrations of technology and high-tech shrimp products. It attracts investment, and high-tech human resources at home and abroad to carry out hi-tech application activities in shrimp development.

Author: Vu Dinh Thung

Translated by Hoang Duy

Plant genetics discovery could revolutionize fertilizer use in farming

Plant genetics discovery could revolutionize fertilizer use in farming

(VAN) Discover how a genetic mutation in plants enhances partnerships with soil microbes, reducing fertilizer use and boosting sustainable farming practices.

Sustainable management of over 4.000 hectares of degraded forest in 3 biosphere reserves

Sustainable management of over 4.000 hectares of degraded forest in 3 biosphere reserves

(VAN) This is the result after 5 years of implementing the project, which was carried out by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

EU–Vietnam Cooperation: Advancing agriculture for sustainable development

EU–Vietnam Cooperation: Advancing agriculture for sustainable development

(VAN) The DeSIRA Connect workshop created opportunities for collaboration, emphasizing the integration of indigenous knowledge with scientific advancements to inform policy-making toward more efficient agricultural systems.

‘The labor shortage will only get worse:’ Trump deportation plans could hit Pa. agriculture hard

‘The labor shortage will only get worse:’ Trump deportation plans could hit Pa. agriculture hard

(VAN) Trump’s mass deportation pledge could disrupt Pennsylvania’s agricultural economy as the status of 30,000 farm workers comes under question.

The future of sustainable marine aquaculture in Vietnam and Norway

The future of sustainable marine aquaculture in Vietnam and Norway

(VAN) Marine spatial planning, enhanced forecasting capabilities, and the provision of marine insurance are key focus areas in aquaculture cooperation between Vietnam and Norway.

One quarter of freshwater fauna threatened with extinction

One quarter of freshwater fauna threatened with extinction

(VAN) The largest global assessment of freshwater animals on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species reveals that 24% of the world’s freshwater fish are at high risk of extinction.

Shifting toward premium agricultural trade between Vietnam and the U.S.: Insights from the USDA

Shifting toward premium agricultural trade between Vietnam and the U.S.: Insights from the USDA

(VAN) The quality of agricultural products is not only key to winning the trust of international consumers but also crucial to attracting investments in food processing and production technology.

Read more