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Omarsa exec: Increased duty free EU shrimp quota will offset possible China slowdown

An increase in the allowance of raw farmed shrimp EU importers can bring in at zero duty should be a benefit to Ecuador in 2016, especially if Chinese consumption slows down

By Tom Seaman | Jan. 20, 2016 14:49 GMT
Workers peel and devein shrimp at Omarsa's shrimp processing plant in Duran, Ecuador. Matt Whittaker/Undercurrent News
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MIAMI, US -- An increase in the allowance of raw farmed shrimp European Union importers can bring in at zero duty should be a benefit to Ecuador in 2016, especially if Chinese consumption slows down [...]

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