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Cut prices or look to Asian markets for black tiger demand growth, suppliers told

Unfortunately for the many Asian farmers switching to the species this year, niche markets for black tiger shrimp in the EU and the US are already effectively at capacity

By Dan Gibson | Oct. 13, 2022 09:24 BST
The black tiger downstream panel at the Global Shrimp Forum 2022. From left to right: Heiko Lenk, Lenk Frozen Foods; Rogier Speelman (Fisherman's Choice); Mathias Ismail (OSO); Willem Van der Pijl (Shrimp Insights). Credit: Dan Gibson/ Undercurrent News
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UTRECHT, Netherlands -- Over the past two decades, importers in Europe and the US have been hard at work carving out special niches for the black tiger shrimp in their local markets.  [...]

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