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North Carolina Wildlife Federation CEO Calls for Ban on Inshore Shrimp Trawling

In the United States, the CEO of the North Carolina Wildlife Federation, Tim Gestwicki, has called on state legislators to “put a stop to inshore shrimp trawling...

Bangladesh Shrimp Industry Seeks Revival Amid Unstable Exports

The Bangladesh shrimp industry has been grappling with difficulties in recent years, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite a decline in exports, some localities are...

Vietnam’s Shrimp Exports Lead Aquaculture Industry

Vietnamese shrimp exports have surged in the first five months of 2024, reaching an estimated USD 1.3 billion, a 7% increase from the same period last year,...

Norwegian Shrimp Quotas Reduced Amid Concerns Over Stock Sustainability

The International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) has recommended that the shrimp fishery in the Skagerrak, Kattegat, and northern North Sea, including the Norwegian...

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...

Rebound Summer for Shrimp Sales: An Opportunity for Retailers

After a challenging start to the year for fresh seafood sales in the United States, retailers are eyeing a potential comeback this summer. With a focus on...

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...

Shrimp Farming Expansion to Boost Pakistan’s Economy

Pakistan is harnessing its natural resources to delve deeper into aquaculture, with a particular focus on shrimp farming. Under the umbrella of the Special Investment Facilitation Council's...

Oman’s Shrimp Industry Set for USD 1.6 Billion Global Partnership

Oman's shrimp industry is set for expansion with a forthcoming $1.6 billion partnership between a key state-backed player and an international company. Fisheries Development Oman at the Helm Fisheries...

Global Aquaculture Outpaces Wild Fisheries for the First Time

The total global volume of shrimp, farmed fish, clams, and other aquatic animals has surpassed the amount harvested from wild fisheries, according to a report released by...

Shrimp and Lobster Contain High Levels of ‘Forever’ Chemicals

A new study from researchers at the University of Dartmouth in the United States warns seafood enthusiasts of the potential health risks associated with consuming high levels...

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...

New Initiative Aims to Revolutionize Shrimp Welfare Worldwide

Ace Aquatec, a leader in aquaculture technology in the UK, has partnered with the Shrimp Welfare Project to promote humane stunning solutions for shrimp producers worldwide. This...

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...

Red Lobster Bankruptcy: Company to Close Underperforming Locations

Red Lobster, one of the world's largest seafood restaurant chains, is facing significant financial challenges that could lead to the closure of up to 135 more locations...

Over Half of Shrimp Imports Noncompliant, NOAA Finds

The latest report from NOAA Fisheries to Congress reveals that approximately 56% of audited import entry filings in the US are noncompliant, primarily due to incomplete chain...

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...

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Shrimp Prices Soar as Supply Shortages Hit Ecuador and Europe

Shrimp markets in Ecuador and Europe have been experiencing a significant surge in prices...

Black Tiger Shrimp Prices Fall as Japan’s Market Weakens

Vietnam, the largest supplier of shrimp to Japan, is experiencing a troubling trend. Prices...

Guyana’s Aquaculture Sector Eyes USD 2 Million from Shrimp Farming

The Onverwagt Shrimp and Prawns Production Facility, situated on the West Coast of Berbice...

Shrimp Exports Drive Nicaragua’s Growing Trade Network

Between September 9 and 15, Nicaragua’s National Port Company (EPN) reported significant maritime activity...

Shrimping Rebound in Tamaulipas: A Post-Storm Boost for Local Economy

The shrimping fleet of Tamaulipas, Mexico, is set to reactivate employment for 2,400 shrimp...

Brussels Pushes for Stricter Shrimp Quotas in 2025

This week, the European Commission (EC) unveiled a series of proposals aimed at limiting...