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October was record low month for US wild-caught shrimp in Gulf of Mexico

It’s no wonder you've been having more trouble than usual finding US wild-caught shrimp of late, based on Gulf of Mexico landings data for the month of October

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 22, 2018 15:17 GMT
White shrimp return to Gulf as Sept landings help mitigate losses from late start
A Louisiana shrimper in the Gulf of Mexico. Photo: Billy Metcalf
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