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Philippines’ shrimp sector expects better 2022 after 7% drop in output

Shrimp production in the Philippines is expected to drop slightly from 64,578t in 2020 to around 60,000t in 2021 due to COVID restrictions, weak demand and rising costs

By María Feijóo | Dec. 7, 2021 17:32 GMT
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Shrimp production in the Philippines is expected to drop slightly from 64,578 metric tons in 2020 to around 60,000t in 2021 due to COVID restrictions, weak demand and rising costs, said Christopher Co, vice president of the Filipino feed company Oversea Feeds Corporation [...]

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