these tra and basa fish in vietnam eat human shtt!

VNV777 wrote:

http://www.thanhniennews.com/c ommentaries/?catid=11&news id=40239
Catfish farmers caught in vicious cycle
Pangasius (tra and basa catfish) farmers have yet to benefit from an emergency fund set up by the central bank last month to support the Mekong Delta catfish industry.
Although the VND1 trillion (US$59.4 million) fund is mainly meant to help catfish processors and exporters buy tra and basa catfish from farmers struggling with decreasing prices and oversupply, the farmers themselves are also able to borrow from the fund but so far have encountered difficulties.
Proving the business worth of their farms to banks is proving challenging as they need to show “an effective catfish production project.”
A catfish farmer in Dong Thap Province said as the feed prices are now between VND8,700 ($0.52) and VND10,000 ($0.59) per kilogram and expected to double in the near future, most catfish production plans can no longer be called “effective”.
Tien Giang authorities said only VND5.6 billion ($332,600) has been loaned out so far of the VND100billion ($5.94 million) allotted for catfish farmers.
As farmers cannot afford to continue to feed catfish, they have to sell them even before they are fully-grown which is causing catfish prices to fall even more.
Vinh Long authorities said catfish farmers are suffering a VND1, 500-VND2,000 loss per kilogram as catfishes prices are now between VND13,500 ($0.80) and VND14,000 ($0.83).
Meanwhile, catfish businesses, which prefer deferred payment deals with farmers instead of borrowing money from banks, often pay farmers 30-45 days after buying catfish, leaving breeders in further financial difficulties.
In Dong Thap Province, authorities said about 20 percent of pond area used for catfish production has been “suspended” as farmers cannot afford to continue to breed the fish.
dont buy and dont eat these fish!

VNV777 wrote:

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Your parents ate and enjoyed them. They still are.

VNV777 wrote:

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Your parents ate and enjoyed them. They still are.

VNV777 wrote:

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i know you VC are good at catching dogs on motorbike and catching these fish while shttting!
what for bates?

VNV777 wrote:

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i know you VC are good at catching dogs on motorbike and catching these fish while shttting!
what for bates?

dumaHCM wrote:

<quoted text>VCs also quick in stealing othe ppl nicks. They have no shame at all.

VNV777 wrote:

http://www.thanhniennews.com/c ommentaries/?catid=11&news id=40239
Catfish farmers caught in vicious cycle
Pangasius (tra and basa catfish) farmers have yet to benefit from an emergency fund set up by the central bank last month to support the Mekong Delta catfish industry.
Although the VND1 trillion (US$59.4 million) fund is mainly meant to help catfish processors and exporters buy tra and basa catfish from farmers struggling with decreasing prices and oversupply, the farmers themselves are also able to borrow from the fund but so far have encountered difficulties.
Proving the business worth of their farms to banks is proving challenging as they need to show “an effective catfish production project.”
A catfish farmer in Dong Thap Province said as the feed prices are now between VND8,700 ($0.52) and VND10,000 ($0.59) per kilogram and expected to double in the near future, most catfish production plans can no longer be called “effective”.
Tien Giang authorities said only VND5.6 billion ($332,600) has been loaned out so far of the VND100billion ($5.94 million) allotted for catfish farmers.
As farmers cannot afford to continue to feed catfish, they have to sell them even before they are fully-grown which is causing catfish prices to fall even more.
Vinh Long authorities said catfish farmers are suffering a VND1, 500-VND2,000 loss per kilogram as catfishes prices are now between VND13,500 ($0.80) and VND14,000 ($0.83).
Meanwhile, catfish businesses, which prefer deferred payment deals with farmers instead of borrowing money from banks, often pay farmers 30-45 days after buying catfish, leaving breeders in further financial difficulties.
In Dong Thap Province, authorities said about 20 percent of pond area used for catfish production has been “suspended” as farmers cannot afford to continue to breed the fish.
dont buy and dont eat these fish!

Yell Peril wrote:

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Stupid.