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Ecuador sees better feed, tech upgrades drive shrimp growth, despite larvae mortalities

Ecuador's shrimp output until August has increased 15% y-o-y, a trend expected to continue thanks to technical upgrades. But larvae availability may pose a challenge

By Matilde Mereghetti | Oct. 18, 2017 16:23 BST
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GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador -- Technology upgrades and improved feed are driving Ecuadorian shrimp production to record levels, Jose Antonio Camposano, the Ecuadorian chamber of aquaculture's executive president, said [...]

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