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Sackton tips Ecuador to overtake India as world’s largest shrimp farmer

Ecuador could produce 700,000t of shrimp in the next few years and overhaul India as the world’s largest producer, says John Sackton, after GOAL tipped Ecuador to do the same 

By Tom Seaman | Oct. 1, 2018 17:53 BST
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VIGO, Spain -- Ecuador could produce 700,000 metric tons of shrimp in the next few years and overhaul India as the world’s largest producer, said John Sackton, publisher of Seafood News, during the International Congress on Global Fishery Production in Vigo, Spain, on Monday.  [...]

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