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Mexican shrimp producers anxious for government statement

'It's bad, it's definitely bad,' major shrimp producer says; sees his production decreasing 50% this year

By Jeanine Stewart | July 16, 2013 16:39 BST
Commentators disagree on US shrimp market outlook
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