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Shrimp expert sees 2024 global output dropping again due to disease, market uncertainties

Global farmed shrimp production is likely to decrease again in 2024 as a new disease causes some issues in China and markets globally continue to be sluggish, a sector expert said

By Tom Seaman | Jan. 2, 2024 10:05 GMT
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Global farmed shrimp production is likely to decrease again in what is expected to be a turbulent 2024, as a new disease causes some issues in China and markets globally continue to be sluggish, a sector expert told Undercurrent News [...]

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