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Return of Chinese demand likely to absorb much of 2022’s expected shrimp boom

The return of Chinese demand, the impact of Omicron, and a substantial growth in supply are expected to be the focus of the global shrimp sector this year, according to Siam Canadian's Jim Gulkin

By Dan Gibson | Feb. 16, 2022 10:14 GMT
Farmed shrimp. Credit: Beaver Street Fisheries
Farmed shrimp. Credit: Beaver Street Fisheries
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