Global shrimp production could plateau in 2025

Rabobank Global Seafood Specialist Gorjan Nikolik on stage at the Responsible Seafood Summit in St. Andrews, Scotland
A Global Seafood Alliance survey found most respondents are predicting global shrimp production will remain flat in 2024 and increase only slightly in 2025 | Photo by Chris Chase
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After several consecutive years of impressive growth, the global shrimp aquaculture industry is predicted to remain relatively flat in 2025 – largely due to slowed growth in Ecuador. According to Rabobank Global Seafood Specialist Gorjan Nikolik, the results of a recent survey – performed for the Global Seafood Alliance – found Ecuador’s shrimp production is slowing after averaging an incredible 14 percent year-over-year growth rate for eight years. Nikolik shared the results at the…


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