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Siam Canadian: US currently ‘only game in town’ in shrimp

The US is looking like being the dominant shrimp buying force, at least for now, with weak currencies and a slower development of the Chinese economy, sources say

By Tom Seaman | March 16, 2015 16:42 GMT
Siam Canadian: US currently ‘only game in town’ in shrimp
Shrimp at Wegman's, New Jersey, US. Photo: Jay Reed
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BOSTON, United States -- The US is looking like being the dominant shrimp buying force in 2015, at least for now, with weak currencies and a slower development of the Chinese economy, sources at the Boston seafood show said [...]

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