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US shrimp imports beat 2020 pace with room to spare

The US imported 807,865 metric tons of shrimp worth $7.2 billion in the first 11 months of 2021, more than the volume and value imported throughout 2020

By Jason Huffman and María Feijóo | Jan. 10, 2022 15:21 GMT
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Not all of the data is yet in for US shrimp imports in 2021, but we already know it was a bigger year than in 2020 [...]

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