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US domestic shrimp sector seeks tariffs against India, Ecuador, Indonesia, Vietnam

'These petitions are necessary due to continued unfair trade practices causing significant market distortions and price depression in the United States' -- Elizabeth Drake and Eddy Hayes, attorneys for the American Shrimp Processors Association

By Jason Huffman | Oct. 26, 2023 15:09 BST
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The American Shrimp Processors Association (ASPA), a trade association that represents both harvesters and processors of US domestically caught and farmed shrimp, announced Wednesday (Oct. 25) that it has filed petitions seeking anti-dumping duties on imported frozen shrimp from Ecuador and Indonesia. [...]

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