About us

Sunrise Seafood Limited Company (SSC) is a company specialized in processing and exporting fish: fresh and frozen tuna (yellow fin & big eye), barramundi, mahi mahi and opakapaka...

With a team of experienced staff in the seafood industry, SSC is one of the suppliers of the most prestigious frozen seafood suppliers on both dosmetic and international market.

SSC is located in An Ninh Dong (Tuy An, Phu Yen), where natural resourses of seafood are abundant and plentiful.  Natural advantages, modern equipment, professional human resources are the basis for the development and success.  Currently SSC has been successful in exporting orders to countries outside with the FDA code: 12538579992 and EU code DL 638.

Vision - Strategy

• The company mainly focuses on the development of traditional products with credibility and quality

• SSC strives for becoming one of the seafood export companies with prestige and high quality of Vietnam.

• Developing SSC brand prestigiously and sustainability.

• Maintaining existing export markets and continuously expanding new ones.

• Strengthening business administration, human resources organization, salary policy and constantly training, attracting qualified staff, always having good remuneration policies for the Leaders, the Managers and the employees.

TUNA EXPORTS TO EU ON THE RISE

TUNA EXPORTS TO EU ON THE RISE

Vietnam tuna exports to the EU is showing signs of recovery and upturn in the remainder of this year after several months of declines, hitting US$87.9 million in ten months, a year-on-year rise of 4.9%.

VIETNAM CRAB SALES TO EU&CHINA CLIMBED UP

VIETNAM CRAB SALES TO EU&CHINA CLIMBED UP

(seafood.vasep.com.vn) Vietnam crab exports in July gained more than US$10.3 million, down 19.6% from the same period last year. The figure in Jan-Jul 2016 estimated at US$59.7 million, down 1.7% year on year.

Vietnam Tuna Exports Rebound in April 2016

Vietnam Tuna Exports Rebound in April 2016

VIETNAM - In April 2016, Vietnam's tuna exports valued nearly US$42.5 million, up 2.5 per cent compared to the same period of 2015. The figure in the first four months of this year estimated at over US$141 million, down three per cent from Jan-Apr 2015.