Latin America

Shrimp Fishing Ban Impacts Fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico

Fishermen from the ports of Alvarado and Tuxpan are facing new challenges due to the recent extension of the shrimp fishing ban in the Gulf of Mexico,...

Illegal Shrimp Extraction in Mexico: A Growing Concern

In Nayarit, the illegal extraction of shrimp is reaching alarming levels. According to Juan de Dios Fernández, leader of the State Ribereña Federation, over 3,000 tons of...

Mexican Fishermen Anticipate Promising Shrimp Season

The coastal fishermen of northern Sinaloa, Mexico, are gearing up for what appears to be a promising shrimp fishing season. Mr. José Antonio Cital, a seasoned fisherman...

Advancements in Honduras-China FTA: A Focus on Shrimp Exports

The recent sixth round of negotiations for the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Honduras and China concluded successfully in Beijing. The talks, held from July 29 to...

Sinaloa Confronts Adversities as First Shrimp Harvest Wraps Up

As the first harvest cycle nears its end, the shrimp industry in Sinaloa, Mexico, is encountering serious difficulties. The Confederation of Aquaculture Organizations of Sinaloa (COADES) reports...

FAO Invests in Shrimp Aquaculture Development in Bolivia

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is taking steps to enhance aquaculture practices in Bolivia by training local technicians and investing over USD...

Shrimp Production in Mexico Faces Alarming Decline

Mexico's shrimp production is undergoing a dramatic downturn, as local fishermen express their frustration over increasingly poor catch results. Abundio Mejía Castro, a leading figure among the...

Ecuadorian Shrimp Farmers Face Rejection in U.S. and Mexico, Spark Protests in Brazil

Ecuadorian shrimp farmers are grappling with an overproduction crisis, leading them to seek new markets for their excess stock at reduced prices. Efforts to offload their shrimp...

Mexican Aquaculture Leaders Demand Action on Shrimp Commercialization Challenges

Julio Alberto Cabanillas Ramos, the manager of the Confederation of Aquaculture Organizations of the State of Sinaloa (Coades), Mexico, recently addressed critical issues in the shrimp industry...

Colombia Takes Precautionary Measures to Protect Shrimp Industry from White Spot Virus

Colombia has implemented a ban on imports of shrimp from Ecuador to safeguard its domestic shrimp production and prevent the spread of the white spot virus. The...

Honduran National Congress Gives Green Light for Early Shrimp Harvest

The Honduran National Congress has approved an agreement allowing its shrimp to be exported to China without waiting for the validation of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA)...

Argentinian Shrimp Sales Take a Hit

The Argentinian seafood industry is experiencing a surge in exports, with a significant increase in squid sales driving the growth. According to recent figures, squid exports have...

Honduras Ships Off First Containers of Shrimp to China

Honduras is set to export its first two containers of shrimp to China, marking a milestone in the country's efforts to strengthen its shrimp sector and expand...

Young Entrepreneurs Turn Shrimp Heads into a Valuable Product

In the small town of Dautillos, Sinaloa, Mexico, two enterprising students, Britany Esparza and Alejandra Soto, have transformed a problem into a valuable opportunity. Tasty Shrimp,...

Ecuadorian Shrimp Exports Boom in May, Despite Global Market Volatility

Ecuador's shrimp exports surged in May 2024, with the country shipping 124,896 tons of the prized crustacean to global markets, worth USD 602 million. This marks an...

Brazilian Shrimp Exports Get Boost from Australia Approval

The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock in Brazil has received approval from Australia to export shrimp and shrimp meat to the country. This milestone marks an expansion...

Significant Growth Expected in Whiteleg Shrimp Harvests

Global whiteleg shrimp harvests will grow significantly, according to Norwegian seafood analytics company Kontali. At the recent Shrimp Summit in Chennai, India, Kontali analyst Erwin Termaat noted...

Mexican Shrimp Fishermen Threaten Self-Defense Against Theft

In Nayarit, Mexico, the shrimp production industry is facing a dire threat from rampant theft. Fishermen are sounding alarms over recurring losses that could destabilize their livelihoods. Escalating...

Nayarit Fishermen Anticipate 5,000 Tons of Shrimp This Season

Fishermen in Nayarit, Mexico, are looking forward to a promising shrimp harvest, expecting to collect approximately 5,000 tons of shrimp this season. This optimistic outlook hinges on...

Ecuador’s Shrimp Industry Boosts Non-Oil Export Revenue

According to the latest figures from the Ecuadorian Federation of Exporters (Fedexpor), from January to April this year, Ecuador's fishing sector exported products worth USD 2.871 billion....

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