In 2024, Ecuadorian shrimp manufacturers will expand exports of value-added products

Facing the persistent challenges in the global market, Ecuador's vannamei shrimp production is unlikely to see another blowout growth in 2024, and the double-digit growth trend is likely to be gone forever. ​ At the Qingdao Fisheries Expo, Sandro Coglitore, general manager of Ecuadorian exporter Omarsa, told UCN: "Starting next year, Ecuadorian white shrimp production will no longer show a 15% growth rate. But I don't think Ecuador will reduce production, at least it will be the same as this year. .” ​ Coglitore explained that Ecuador’s export volume in 2024 will depend on the proportion of shelled shrimp and value-added shrimp. In the challenging environment of China, Europe and the United States, Ecuador will pay more attention to the European and American markets. If the export volume of value-added products increases, then exports The total amount will decrease. ​ "Next year, we will see how many value-added products Ecuador will export. In 2024 we need to further ...