An Analysis of Striped Snake Head Fish Supply Chain in Thailand

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Kulapa Kuldilok, Nuttapon Pochanaprasert, Atchara Patoomnakul, Ravissa Suchato, Kanchanaree Pongchawee, Ratthapat Pradissan

Presentation for PRCI-Asia on the snakehead fish supply in Thailand

Key Points:

  • Snakehead fish is a high value fish and it can increase farmer incomes.
  • Snakehead Fish Breeding just succeeded by DOF in 2013 but it still need more improvement and transfer.
  • Knowledge to farmers both hatchery and grow-out farmers.
  • During the support to farmers for demand, we also need to study what consumer want.
  • Moreover, the industry has been facing imports of snakehead fish from Vietnam.
  • How to improve the snakehead fish industry from upstream to downstream.
  • Value chain study can support and develop the snakehead fish industry.

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