Drought Favors Shrimp ProductionThe lack of rain has benefited the Guatemalan shrimp sector, which projects this year a production of 7 million pounds, up 20% over the last two years.Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Gabriel Biguria, Acuamaya’s company manager said, "In 2010 we suffered losses of 25 percent and last year, 20 percent because of the rains, whereas this year we expect normal production without any losses." Source: prensalibre.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Honduras' Shrimp IndustrySeptember 2013 The industry has shown good growth over the last two years, going from around 38 million pounds in 2011 to about 60 million in 2013. Nicaraguan Fishing Industry RecoversJanuary 2013 The sector, which showed a decline of 3% in January 2012, expects to close the year with growth of 4.6%, led by the production of farmed shrimp. El Salvador: Shrimp Production ReboundsOctober 2012 The country produces about a million pounds of fresh shrimp a year, but it expects to close this year with about three million pounds. Rains Affect Shrimp Production in HondurasOctober 2010 Flooding causes million dollar losses to shrimp producers in the south.
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