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Siam Canadian reaps benefits of Ecuador shrimp boom with well-timed office: Undercurrent News
Thai seafood importer and distributor Siam Canadian has been enjoying the fruits of its blossoming Latin American operation this year,
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Thai value-added shrimp niche still unthreatened by Ecuador: Undercurrent News
Although there was concern last year at the rate with which Ecuador was turning to value-added shrimp,
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Siam Canadian reaps benefits of well-timed Ecuador office : Undercurrent News
“We’ve done very well there,” CEO Jim Gulkin told Undercurrent News. “I can’t tell you the volumes offhand, and it’s still difficult to grow supply
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Siam Canadian: US shrimp demand to recover this summer, with caution: Undercurrent News
It’s possible US shrimp import pricing has tapped a articularly muddy bottom, but the market has little leverage to push itself back to the surface.
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US shrimp prices remain mired at bottom: Undercurrent News
It’s possible US shrimp import pricing has tapped a articularly muddy bottom, but the market has little leverage to push itself back to the surface.
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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
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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
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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.
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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