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Honduras expected to fare better than Mexico in event of EMS outbreak

Chances appear good that early mortality syndrome (EMS) will spread to Honduras, but shrimp farms there may be able to weather the disease better than counterparts in Mexico

By Matt Whittaker | Sept. 2, 2014 14:25 BST
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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — Chances appear good that early mortality syndrome (EMS) will spread to Honduras, but shrimp farms in this Central American nation may be able to weather the disease better than counterparts in Mexico [...]

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