Latin America

Crisis Hits Nicaraguan Shrimp Industry as Production Plummets

The Nicaraguan shrimp industry faces a dire crisis, with forecasts predicting a 39.9% drop in shrimp production for 2024. Steady Decline: From Prosperity to Peril The decline in farmed...

Sonora Shrimp Farms Set for a Promising Year

The Aquaculture Health Committee of the State of Sonora (Cosaes) in Mexico has expressed optimism about the shrimp farming prospects for this year. Plans are in place...

Shrimp Farming in Nicaragua Faces Significant Decline

Nicaragua has seen a dramatic decline in production since 2023, a trend that has persisted into 2024. According to the Central Bank of Nicaragua (BCN), shrimp production...

Mexico’s Aquaculture Sector Pushes for Action Against Shrimp Smuggling

Julio Alberto Cabanillas Ramos, the manager of the Aquaculture Confederations of the State of Sinaloa, Mexico, announced that crucial commitments have been secured from the National Customs...

Shrimp Industry in Sonora Thrives Despite Workforce Reductions

In the northern province of Sonora, Mexico, the aquaculture sector has faced challenges due to the devaluation of the dollar. This economic shift has forced producers to...

Mexico Re-Certified for Shrimp Exports to the United States

Mexico has successfully obtained certification from the United States, allowing the export of shrimp to the country. This certification is issued annually by the US Department of...

Shrimp Poaching Detected in Mexico Despite Surveillance Efforts

Despite ongoing inspection and surveillance efforts in Santa María Bay, Mexico, illegal fishing activities, including the poaching of shrimp and crab, have been detected. These incidents were...

Shrimp Exports Dip Amid Honduras-Taiwan Relations

The recent diplomatic tension between Honduras and Taiwan has had notable effects on the national shrimp farming sector, influencing exports and revenue. Export Volume Plummet According to the latest...

Ecuadorian Shrimp Exports to China Resume After Suspension Lifted

Chinese customs authorities have lifted the suspensions on nine Ecuadorian shrimp-exporting companies that had been in place since February. This is significant for Ecuador, the world’s leading...

Mexican Fishermen Hope for Revival Under New Presidency

Fishermen from southern Sonora, Mexico, are hopeful that Claudia Sheinbaum's presidency will bring much-needed support to their struggling industry. The sector is facing one of its toughest...

Mangrove Recovery Initiative Launched in Brazil to Support Shrimp Farms

Recife City Hall in Brazil recently inaugurated the groundbreaking Viva o Mangue project, signaling a step forward in the restoration of Recife's mangrove ecosystems. The initiative, launched...

Mexican Students Present Innovative “Tasty Shrimp” Project

In preparation for the Enactus national competition in Mexico, Tec Milenio Culiacán students presented their innovative "Tasty Shrimp" project to Sinaloan businessmen. This initiative repurposes discarded shrimp...

Honduran Congress Celebrates New Shrimp Export Contracts with China

The President of the National Congress of Honduras, Luis Redondo, hosted the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China, Yu Bo, this Wednesday. The central focus of...

Mexican Fishermen Face Shrimp Survival Crisis Due to Lack of Rain

In El Rosario, Mexico, local fishermen are increasingly worried about the survival of shrimp in the lagoon system. The lack of rain has prevented fresh water from...

Ecuador Shrimp Exporters Hit by USD 15 Million Monthly Tariff in US Market

The shrimp sector in Ecuador is experiencing significant impacts from recent measures imposed by the United States, its second-largest market after China. As of May 30, the...

Honduran Shrimp Company Breaks New Ground with Chinese Export Agreement

A Honduran shrimp company has made history by signing a landmark contract with two Chinese firms, becoming the first national shrimp exporter to penetrate the lucrative Asian...

Ecuadorian Shrimp Faces Potential Tariff Increase in the U.S.

Ecuadorian shrimp exporters may soon face higher tariffs when entering the United States if a preliminary ruling by the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) is ratified. The...

Brazilian Delegation Concludes Historic Visit to Guatemala to Learn about Shrimp Export Process

A delegation from the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (MAPA) recently concluded its visit to Guatemala. The visit aimed to learn about the national controls...

Ecuador Defies Predictions: Shrimp Exports Increase in April 2024

Ecuador's shrimp production for April 2024 has defied earlier forecasts of a decline. Despite initial concerns over a potential decrease in output for the year, Ecuador has...

Shrimp Smuggling Concerns Resurface in Mexico

Amidst the political fervor surrounding the recent Mexican elections, the aquaculture sector in Sinaloa is gearing up to reignite its efforts to combat the illegal influx of...

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Vietnam’s Shrimp Industry Eyes $4.3 Billion Export Goal

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Punjab’s Shrimp Surge: Aquaculture’s New Frontier

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Shrimp Fishing Halted: Guatemala’s Move to Safeguard Marine Life

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