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US saw spike in shrimp imports ahead of coronavirus outbreak in China

The US imported 65,109 metric tons of shrimp worth $566.2 million in January 2020, a 19% increase in volume and an 18% increase in value over January 2019

By Jason Huffman and María Feijóo | March 10, 2020 16:22 GMT
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