US Department of Commerce issues final determinations for duties on shrimp from Ecuador, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam

A shrimp farmer in India with a handful of shrimp caught at his farm.
Shrimp exports from Ecuador, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam will all be subject to additional duties in the U.S. | Photo by Chris Chase/SeafoodSource
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The U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) has issued its final determinations on countervailing and antidumping duties for shrimp imports for Ecuador, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam, handing out duties to every country listed. DOC launched an investigation into imposing countervailing and antidumping duties for frozen warmwater shrimp against the four countries in November 2023 after the American Shrimp Processors Association filed petitions claiming the U.S. shrimp market was being “overwhelmed by…


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