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Ecuador’s shrimp production could hit 2m metric tons by 2025

More technologically advanced farming will continue to drive growth from 1.01m metric tons in 2021 to 1.35m in 2022 and over 2m by 2025, said Gabriel Luna, during global forum

By Tom Seaman | Sept. 8, 2022 07:21 BST
Gabriel Luna, an Ecuadorean shrimp sector expert, at the 2022 Global Shrimp Forum. Credit: Tom Seaman/Undercurrent News
Gabriel Luna, an Ecuadorean shrimp sector expert, at the 2022 Global Shrimp Forum. Credit: Tom Seaman/Undercurrent News
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