How tariffs might affect domestic shrimp

Aquaculture advisory panel to submit preliminary report on U.S. tariff crisis in Andhra Pradesh on April 16

State government tasks the Aquaculture Advisory Committee with studying U.S. tariff crisis, new market avenues, ways to increase domestic consumption, creating a corpus fund and cultivating antibiotic-free products

How tariffs might affect domestic shrimp

The Trump administration’s latest round of tariffs are likely to have an effect on domestic shrimp production and prices, but to what extent, and in what way, still remains unclear. Reese Antley, vice-president of operations for Wood’s Fisheries in Port St. Joe, said he believes it’s likely there will be an increase in prices for foreign-farmed shrimp, which make up the overwhelming share of America’s appetite for shrimp.  And that this will hel…

Indian shrimp industry sails in troubled waters after Trump tariffs

Turbulence unleashed by President Donald Trump's tariffs could rock global shipments of shrimp to the US, with exporters in biggest supplier India saying they endanger 2,000 containers packed with the frozen delicacy.

Amid Trump Tariffs, India's Shrimp Industry Sails In Troubled Waters

Turbulence unleashed by President Donald Trump's tariffs could rock global shipments of shrimp to the United States, with exporters in biggest supplier India saying they endanger 2,000 containers packed with the frozen delicacy. But Ecuador, thousands of kilometres nearer to the United States faces a lower tariff rate and stands to benefit, the exporters say, as shrimp is its most important export after oil. India's shrimp industry is staring at…

India’s shrimp industry in troubled waters after Trump tariffs

It is staring at a tariff of 26 per cent, set to start in July. Read more at straitstimes.com.

How tariffs might affect domestic shrimp - The Port St. Joe Star

The Trump administration’s latest round of tariffs are likely to have an effect on domestic shrimp production and prices, but to what extent, and in what way, still remains unclear. Reese Antley, vice-president of operations for Wood’s Fisheries in Port St. Joe, said he believes it’s likely there will be an increase in prices for foreign-farmed shrimp, which make up the overwhelming share of America’s appetite for shrimp.  And that this will hel…