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Vietnam · Aquafeed projects

Aquafeed plant equipment in Vietnam — shrimp and fish feed extrusion lines.

Vietnam's pangasius, tilapia and shrimp sectors run on extruded feed, and most process equipment is imported. FeedMatch is a supplier-neutral sourcing platform: we scope the line with you and put the specification in front of manufacturers who genuinely build at that capacity.

  • Shrimp & fish feed
  • Single and twin-screw extrusion
  • Drying, cooling, vacuum coating
  • 2–20 t/h lines
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Why Vietnam is an equipment-import market

Domestic fabrication covers conveying, structures and simple mixing well, but extruders, dryers, vacuum coaters and process automation are overwhelmingly imported from Europe, China, Türkiye and Taiwan. That import decision — brand, capacity class, spare-part support — is where buyers lose or save the most money, and it is exactly what a supplier-neutral RFQ compares.

Shrimp feed vs fish feed lines

Shrimp feed demands finer grinding, tighter water stability and generally sinking pellets; fish feed for pangasius and tilapia usually needs floating pellets with higher expansion and post-extrusion oil coating. The front end is shared, so many Vietnamese plants specify one grinding/mixing section feeding two extrusion trains.

What a quotation needs from you

Target species and pellet sizes, tonnes per hour, floating or sinking, operating hours per day and days per year, raw-material list with expected moisture, available power supply, plot plan and building height, and whether bagging or bulk loadout is required. Without these, a quotation is a price list, not a proposal.

Ingredient supply alongside the plant

The mill is one decision; the monthly soybean meal, fish meal, wheat and additive volumes are the recurring one. FeedMatch runs both through the same RFQ so the ingredient programme is priced before commissioning, not after.

Short answer · reviewed August 2026

What equipment is needed for a floating fish feed line in Vietnam?

A floating aquafeed line needs fine grinding (pulveriser to 60–80 mesh), batch mixing with liquid addition, a preconditioner, a single- or twin-screw extruder, a multi-pass dryer, a vacuum coater for oil and attractants, a cooler, sieving and bagging. Sinking shrimp feed uses the same front end but replaces flotation extrusion with lower-moisture cooking and post-conditioning. Import duties, humidity and monsoon-season raw-material moisture are the local design drivers.

Indicative Vietnamese aquafeed line classes

Indicative Vietnamese aquafeed line classes — values reviewed August 2026 by FeedMatch Group
MetricValueUnitBasis
Small shrimp/fish line1–3t/hSingle-screw extruder, single-pass dryer
Mid commercial line5–10t/hTwin-screw extruder, multi-pass dryer, vacuum coater
Large integrated plant15–20+t/hMultiple lines, automated dosing, bulk intake and silos
Fine grinding target60–80meshTypical shrimp feed water-stability requirement
Drying moisture out9–11%Common storage-stability target in tropical humidity

Sources · Feed mill capacity sizing · Feed mill equipment list by capacity · Feed mill cost per tonne of capacity

Ranges are indicative buyer-side benchmarks compiled by FeedMatch Group from supplier offers and the sources above; verify against a current quotation before budgeting.

Vietnam project path

Vietnam → Aquaculture → Aquafeed → Extrusion → Drying & coating → FeedMatch Group

FeedMatch is a supplier-neutral sourcing platform and does not manufacture equipment. Indicative project classes only — final pricing requires a technical specification and current supplier quotations. Project financing may be available subject to buyer, project, country and lender eligibility.

Planning or sizing a feed mill

Cost, equipment scope and capacity in three references — then the ingredient volumes the mill will need every month.

Feed plant projects in other markets

Same supplier-neutral process, scoped to the vertical and equipment each market actually buys.

Not listed? See the 30-market opportunity scorecard or send the specification through the RFQ.

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FAQ

Common questions

How much does an aquafeed plant cost in Vietnam?
Cost is driven by capacity, extruder type, drying capacity and automation rather than by country. A small 1–3 t/h single-screw line is a different order of magnitude from a 10 t/h twin-screw plant with multi-pass drying and vacuum coating. FeedMatch quotes as an indicative project class and lets the supplier quotations set the actual figure — exact pricing requires a technical specification and current supplier offers.
Single-screw or twin-screw extruder?
Single-screw suits stable recipes, larger pellet sizes and lower capital budgets. Twin-screw handles high fat and high moisture inclusion, small shrimp pellet diameters and frequent recipe changes, at higher capital and wear cost. Choose on recipe variability and pellet size, not on headline throughput.
Can I add extrusion to an existing pelleting mill?
Often yes. The usual constraints are fine-grinding capacity, boiler steam availability, drying footprint and electrical supply. An audit of the existing front end usually decides whether retrofit or a separate line is cheaper.
Does FeedMatch manufacture the equipment?
No. FeedMatch is a B2B sourcing and procurement platform. We qualify the project, structure the specification and connect buyers with equipment manufacturers, suppliers and project partners.
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