China's steel import will become the biggest loser in this tariff war

[terranMarine]

That Viet monkey better worry about Vietnam because Trump's steel tariff policy will smack Vietnamese steel export to US to the ground

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

TPP nations CAD,JP will survive cos they r rich and have support from TPP group. Mexico : no idea.

None TPP nations are dead as we predicted few years ago. No surprise. CN is big victim when she must lay off bt 2 millions workers in steel and coal since 2016.Guess that millions Cnese workers are jobless cos CN is overcapacity in all sectors now

Japan's auto industry will get destroyed by Trump.

https://japantoday.com/category/business/toyota-us-tariffs-will-'substantially'-increase-car-prices

 

[Viva_Viet]

Japan's auto industry will get destroyed by Trump.

https://japantoday.com/category/business/toyota-us-tariffs-will-'substantially'-increase-car-prices

Bcs none TPP nations SK, TW are dead, so JP will takeover Samsung and TWs chips sectors to make money. JP car can keep selling to other markets.

For VN, selling high tech seafoods to all nations are good profit enough

 

[Kai Liu]

For VN, selling high tech seafoods to all nations are good profit enough

Hahahahahaha... Good one! This is exactly what I want to type...

 

[Viva_Viet]

Terrible CN low tech shrimp die in disease

_________!

China shrimp prices 10-15% higher as disease strikes again
By Louis HarkellJune 23, 2017 09:37 GMT

Shrimp in Beijing street market. Credit: Jirka Matousek, Flickr

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China’s shrimp season has got off to a bad start particularly in the south, according to industry sources and local media reports, with farmgate prices for vannamei shrimp currently 10-15% higher in the region than last year.

The poor start is down to outbreaks of disease, which have hit farms typically just a few weeks into the grow-out phase.

According to Shuichan, an industry publication, in west Guangdong Province -- a key production area encompassing Zhanjiang, Maoming, Yunfu and Yangjiang -- shrimp farmers had to clear between 30-90% of their ponds in May and transfer new shrimp larvae, because of disease.

After clearing 90% of ponds in Suixi, a local district in Zhanjiang, farmers did “not dare to transfer more shrimp larvae”.

“Last year most shrimp farmers in Suixi made good money, and so this year they were especially eager to farm shrimp. But disease has hit with vengeance. Now most farmers are just watching and waiting. Only a few are transferring more larvae to test the water,” Shuichan reported in May


https://www.undercurrentnews.com/20...prices-10-15-higher-as-disease-strikes-again/

 

[Kiss_of_the_Dragon]

Terrible CN low tech shrimp die in disease

_________!

China shrimp prices 10-15% higher as disease strikes again
By Louis HarkellJune 23, 2017 09:37 GMT

Shrimp in Beijing street market. Credit: Jirka Matousek, Flickr

• A A
• Comment

China’s shrimp season has got off to a bad start particularly in the south, according to industry sources and local media reports, with farmgate prices for vannamei shrimp currently 10-15% higher in the region than last year.

The poor start is down to outbreaks of disease, which have hit farms typically just a few weeks into the grow-out phase.

According to Shuichan, an industry publication, in west Guangdong Province -- a key production area encompassing Zhanjiang, Maoming, Yunfu and Yangjiang -- shrimp farmers had to clear between 30-90% of their ponds in May and transfer new shrimp larvae, because of disease.

After clearing 90% of ponds in Suixi, a local district in Zhanjiang, farmers did “not dare to transfer more shrimp larvae”.

“Last year most shrimp farmers in Suixi made good money, and so this year they were especially eager to farm shrimp. But disease has hit with vengeance. Now most farmers are just watching and waiting. Only a few are transferring more larvae to test the water,” Shuichan reported in May


https://www.undercurrentnews.com/20...prices-10-15-higher-as-disease-strikes-again/

Viet like to bring none sense and unrelated subject to this thread, if I really want to dig Viet dirty story, I could find tone of its but we Chinese are not low as viets.

 

[Viva_Viet]

Viet like to bring none sense and unrelated subject to this thread, if I really want to dig Viet dirty story, I could find tone of its but we Chinese are not low as viets.

So tell your fellow Kai Liu stop mocking VN seafood first.

Posting our "dirty" story wont bring serious chaos to VN like CN in 2023, Ah Q man.

 

[AndrewJin]

Trump is a secret CPC agent!
In Trump we trust.

 

[Kai Liu]

So tell your fellow Kai Liu stop mocking VN seafood first.

Posting our "dirty" story wont bring serious chaos to VN like CN in 2023, Ah Q man.

Sorry man, I tried not to reply, but it is too freaking hilarious when you bring up "high tech seafoods"...

 

[AndrewJin]

Sorry man, I tried not to reply, but it is too freaking hilarious when you bring up "high tech seafoods"...

Pho eateries use AI technology to product the high-tech non-hindu beef soup
so that consumers will have lower height just like the pho people.

 

[Viva_Viet]

Sorry man, I tried not to reply, but it is too freaking hilarious when you bring up "high tech seafoods"...

Oh,I knew why "high tech seafoods" is like alien to u guys. It bcs CN only have 7% arable land and before Deng begged for JPs help in 1978, there were 500 Cnese hungry peasants who didnt have enough rice to eat, not mentioning expensive sea food.

Btw : there are abt 2millions laid off Cnese workers now plus future chaos due to trade war in 2023 is Deng's fault, too (_I explained many times already)

 

[somsak]

Can everybody stop this VN bride thing?

 

[sinait]

For VN, selling high tech seafoods to all nations are good profit enough

I know your frustration. We have 100,000 viet sex slaves here serving our peasants everyday. But don't worry, they will not slaughter them even if they got tired of them.. They will just buy more...

I was scratching my head over this High Tech Seafoods.
He may be hinting High Tech Seafoods is euphemism for female flesh.
They export this product in large quantity to Korea as well.
Funny he is so proud to export high tech seafoods to all nations.
With so much exports creating shortfall of this wonderful resource in Vietnam, he need to troll here to vent his frustration.
.

 

[Beast]

1979 is long ago when Deng still lick Daddy US-JP's @ss.

Yes, its now Vietnam kiss US toe in 2018

"US aircraft carrier in Vietnam for historic visit aimed at Beijing"

Danang, Vietnam (CNN)For the first time since the end of the Vietnam War more than four decades ago, a US Navy aircraft carrier will set anchor in the country Monday.

Publicly, the United States has portrayed the four-day visit by the USS Carl Vinson and its contingent of 5,000 sailors and aviators as an historic opportunity to enhance the budding friendship that has emerged between the two former foes.
But, it's far from a standard port call.
Analysts say the visit by the aircraft carrier to Vietnam is a clear shot at Beijing, designed to counter China's aggressive island building and militarization in the South China Sea.
"Vietnam has been deeply concerned about China's pugilistic and aggressive moves in the South China Sea," said John Kirby, a retired US Navy rear admiral and CNN military and diplomatic analyst.
"They are worried about where China is going, and they have wanted for years now to have a better relationship with the United States."
The 95,000-ton carrier is expected to anchor two nautical miles off the port of Danang, which was a key battleground during the war that ended in 1975.
Cultural exchanges, including culinary and sporting activities, will take place between some of the US military personnel on board and their Vietnamese counterparts. Some US sailors will also visit a center for victims of Agent Orange, the toxic chemical compound used by the US during the conflict to destroy jungle and forest.

 

[Unknown-V]

For VN, selling high tech seafoods to all nations are good profit enough

What the hell are high tech seafoods? Do you guys put RFID or micro chips to your seafoods?

And it seems that your post is unrelated to this thread.