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‘Gangbusters’ India shrimp growth finally expected to slow

India's shrimp production "took off like gangbusters" last year, continuing the rampant growth trend seen the year prior, but such growth rates are expected to taper off this year

By Jeanine Stewart | Jan. 28, 2015 07:00 GMT
'Gangbusters' India shrimp growth finally expected to slow
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