Vietnam Tightens Fishing Fleet Management to Tackle IUU 'Yellow Card'
Vietnam is intensifying fishing fleet management to have the EU's IUU fishing 'yellow card' lifted. Coastal provinces are particularly focused on preventing illegal fishing and ensuring strict management systems. This effort aims to restore international trust in Vietnam's fisheries exports.
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