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US bill to halt financial support of foreign shrimp farms returns with bipartisan support

'The US government has allowed—even supported—funding of foreign shrimp companies that directly compete with our own' -- John Williams, Southern Shrimp Alliance

By Jason Huffman | March 12, 2025 13:28 GMT
A vannamei shrimp farm in Thailand. Photograph by Atitaya LY on Shutterstock.
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A group of US lawmakers from states bordering the Gulf of Mexico have brought back a bipartisan bill intended to block the funding of foreign shrimp farming, processing or export to the US.  [...]

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