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Strong demand remains for large black tigers even as buying backs off for smaller sizes

Increasingly priced out of the market, black tiger shtimp remains an important species for US buyers as the availability of large sized whites drops

By Jeanine Stewart | Sept. 10, 2014 17:41 BST
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As US buyers back off from black tiger shrimp amidst high prices and supply scarcity, the species remains far from obsolete in the US market [...]

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