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La Nina drives Oregon pink shrimp fishery to best harvest since 2015

Harvesters landed 19,460 metric tons of shrimp, 59% more than in 2019

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 16, 2020 14:46 GMT
Oregon pink shrimp. Photograph courtesy of Santa Monica Seafood.
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The 2020 pink shrimp season, off the coast of the US state Oregon, ran strong in spite of the pandemic, and harvesters saw their biggest yield since 2015, the Canadian seafood wholesaler Tradex reports in its latest  3-Minute Market Insight [...]

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