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‘Perfect storm’ of factors to see shrimp markets short through until 2022

UCN webinar panelists feel COVID-19 issues in supplying nations, shipping irregularities, and a summer demand spike will leave all markets short this year

By Neil Ramsden | May 31, 2021 10:28 BST
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A "perfect storm" of factors have combined to mean key global markets for farmed shrimp are likely to remain short of product for the rest of 2021, panelists on Undercurrent News' latest webinar agreed [...]

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