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Analysis

‘Drastic’ drop in Indian shrimp seeding likely to have global impact by fall

Indian shrimp farmers have stocked ponds with 20-30% less shrimp larvae so far this year, industry sources told Undercurrent News, which could have significant ramifications for global shrimp markets

By Louis Harkell | June 27, 2019 10:11 BST
India shrimp farm Indian Credit: Lloyd Vas/Shutterstock, https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/chinchinim-goaindia-july-29-2018-manmade-1146036374
Credit: Lloyd Vas/Shutterstock
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