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Can Ecuador maintain US market share as Indian shrimp shipments recover?

In recent months, Ecuadorian suppliers have been able to increase sales to the US, offsetting lower shrimp imports from India where production has been deeply affected by COVID-19

By Matilde Mereghetti | Sept. 7, 2020 18:44 BST
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Ecuadorian shrimp exports to the US have grown in recent months filling the void of shrimp shipments to the North American market from India, a country where the COVID-19 outbreak has frequently caused factories to cease production [...]

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