Ecuador’s January shrimp exports rose by 35% in volume and 26% in value, reaching 102,145 metric tons, as reported by the CNA, primarily driven by demand from China and the United States.
In January, Ecuador experienced a notable surge in shrimp exports, achieving a 35% increase in volume and 26% growth in value year-on-year. This resulted in total exports amounting to 102,145 metric tons, as reported by the national chamber of aquaculture (CNA). The growth is attributed primarily to heightened demand from key markets, including China and the United States, which have significantly influenced the country’s shrimp sales during this period.
Ecuador’s shrimp export industry has showcased impressive growth in January 2023, driven largely by strong demand from China and the United States. This upward trend is reflected in the substantial increases both in terms of volume and value, indicating a positive trajectory for the country’s aquaculture sector.
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