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Black tiger shrimp shouldn’t compete with others, ‘make it the king’

A group of black tiger shrimp sector players met at GOAL recently to discuss whether there is a market demand for greater production, though talk turned more to the problems that need solving upstream

By Neil Ramsden | Nov. 13, 2019 10:39 GMT
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CHENNAI, India -- At the recent Global Outlook on Aquaculture Leadership (GOAL) in Chennai, India, shrimp industry stakeholders met on the sidelines to discuss whether there was a market for increased black tiger shrimp production, and how to go about exploiting it [...]

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