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Trade insights: Ecuador’s July shrimp exports hit 100,000t

The third consecutive month of record exports follows a resurgence in shipments to China, Ecuador's biggest market

By Louis Harkell | Sept. 1, 2022 09:32 BST
Omarsa shrimp processing facility. Credit: Omarsa
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Ecuador's monthly shrimp exports surged past 100,000 metric tons in July 2022, the first time the country has broken the six-figure threshold.  [...]

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