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Impacts of China’s new Covid approach hitting seafood, processing industries: SeafoodSource News
There are signs seafood demand is picking up in China after the country abandoned its zero-Covid policy in November 2022

US shrimp imports, prices continue steep, ragged descent in November: UnderCurrent News
‘The supply/demand relationship will right itself over time. We expect to see a period of lighter year-over-year imports’ — Joe Rosenberg, co-president, CenSea

As COVID cases surge in China, seafood processing sector braces for impact: Intrafish
The Chinese government’s decision to ease restrictions on public movement and negative test requirements may have unintended consequences for seafood reprocessing.

With wholesalers ‘still full of inventory,’ US shrimp import volumes continue to tumble: UnderCurrent News
‘The inventory has to get worked through before business gets back to normal and the inventory hasn’t been worked through yet’ — James Gulkin, Siam Canadian Group

High inventories, cost-of-living crisis challenge US shrimp market: Intrafish
Low prices, high inventories and tight warehouse space are just some of parts of a conundrum facing those with shrimp to sell.

Siam Canadian targets ‘huge potential’ of Brazil seafood market, but shrimp is not on the menu: Intrafish
Siam Canadian recently had a stand at the Seafood Latin America trade fair in Sao Paulo, Brazil as part of efforts to penetrate further into retail and foodservice.

US shrimp imports see second straightmonth of y-o-y volume, value declines: Undercurrentnews
The bad news continues for US shrimp importers. But Jim Gulkin, CEO and founder of Siam Canadian Group, sees hopeful signs.

August was a downer month in US shrimp imports: Undercurrentnews
I think we’re looking at a fairly sluggish fourth quarter coming up’ — Jim Gulkin, CEO, Siam Canadian Group

Lingering ‘glut’ continues to hold down US shrimp imports: Undercurrentnews
Importers brought 67,782t of shrimp into the US in July. That’s 11% under the 76,412t recorded in July 2021 and 12% under the 77,255t