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Mexico hustles to fix turtle deficiencies, win back US shrimp export certification

The US market is reported to be worth $300 million annually to the Mexican shrimp sector

By Undercurrent News | May 4, 2021 18:49 BST
A sea turtle. Photograph courtesy of tropicdreams/Shutterstock
A sea turtle. Photograph courtesy of tropicdreams/Shutterstock
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Mexico's Agriculture Ministry (Sader) declared this week that it was working to win back that country's certification for exporting wild-caught shrimp to the US after having the status revoked due to concerns over the adequacy of its sea turtle protections, Mexico Daily News reports [...]

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