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NOAA release of December data completes 2019 US shrimp import puzzle

The US imported 700,065 metric tons of shrimp in 2019, less than half a percent more than in 2018, and it spent $6.0 billion, 4% less

By Jason Huffman | Feb. 6, 2020 17:05 GMT
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Now that the final piece can be placed into the 2019 US shrimp import puzzle, it's time to stand back and gaze at the completed work [...]

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