Ecuador’s shrimp exports soared in January, with a 35% increase in volume and a 26% rise in value. This growth, highlighted by the national chamber of aquaculture, reached a total of 102,145 metric tons, significantly driven by demand from China and the US.
In January, Ecuador experienced a significant surge in shrimp exports, achieving a 35% increase in volume and a 26% rise in value compared to the previous year. The national chamber of aquaculture (CNA) reported that the total shrimp export reached 102,145 metric tons. This growth in exports is attributed largely to the demand from key markets like China and the United States, which played a crucial role in driving these figures upward.
Ecuador’s shrimp export growth in January reflects a promising trend, with substantial contributions from major markets such as China and the United States. The 35% growth in volume and the 26% increase in value signify the country’s strong position in the seafood trade, bolstered by rising global demand.
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