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‘Worse than we thought,’ says US shrimp farmer of Hurricane Helene

Robin Pearl, CEO of  American Mariculture, said the  worst of the storm passed through overnight on Thursday as winds died down around 4 am

By Liza Mayer | Sept. 27, 2024 17:39 BST
Atlantic tropical cyclone and disturbances. Source: National Hurricane Center
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As Hurricane Helene roared towards the US state of Florida's Gulf of Mexico coast on Thursday afternoon (Sept. 26), Robin Pearl, the founder and CEO of American Mariculture, the US' largest shrimp farm, was braced for the worst. [...]

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