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Supply chain woes blamed for ending nine-month US shrimp import streak

US shrimp imports declined for the first time in nine months, but one industry observer sees the change as merely a 'blip' on the radar

By Nick Sambides Jr. | Nov. 8, 2021 18:51 GMT
Mexican shrimp fishing vessel. Credit: Conapesca
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