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Sources pour scorn on idea Indian shrimp sales to US will pick up

Following claims made by exporter Apex, sources have suggested US inventories will remain full for some time yet, and that China looks like a more appealing market

By Neil Ramsden | Jan. 3, 2019 09:26 GMT
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