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U.S. shrimp imports continue to rebound2024/01/24 10:05According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the United States imported 70,835 tons of shrimp products in November 2023, and increase of 11% over the previous year, and ac...
U.S. shrimp imports drop in 2023!2024/02/20 14:41The United States imported 785,800 tons of shrimp in 2023, a decrease of nearly 52,000 tons, or 6.6%, from imports in 2022. India remained its largest supplier during the period, exporting 296,100 ton...
Shrimp imports to the United States are up2024/04/16 14:48In February 2024, the United States imported 59,510 tons, or 131 million pounds, of shrimp, up from 52,889 tons, or 116,600,285 pounds, imported in February 2023. The total is also slightly higher tha...
Who will domain the vannamei market in 2021?2021/03/16 00:00The vannamei market is pretty active in Q1 of 2021. As we all know, Vannamei's main farming areas are in India, Vietnam, Ecuador, China, and Peru. Vannamei mainly exports to the USA, Canada, Mexic...
How is the shrimp price going?2022/07/06 00:00According to statistics, although shrimp production is expected to reach 5 million tons this year, prices are already lower than the levels before COVID-19, and the market may experience "recessi...
The price of Vannamei Shrimp will continue to fall in the second quarter？2023/04/12 15:08Novel Sharma, an analyst at Rabobank, said that global farmed shrimp prices may continue to fall in the first half of 2023, and the recovery in the second half of the year will largely depend on the ...- The Most Surprising Way To Cook Shrimp2022/08/26 00:00The Most Surprising Way To #Cook #ShrimpIt only takes cooking shrimp once to notice that they'll morph from undercooked to overcooked in the course of a minute. Deliciously sweet and unique in tex...
Recovery seen in seafood retail sales as market tensions ease2022/08/30 00:00'I'm very optimistic over the next year. We'll see seafood volume come back. Dollar sales are strong but I expect volume to come back as well'-- IRI's Chris Dubois...
