Overview of global shrimp prices in the 41st week: Ecuador's medium-large sizes increased, India remained stable, Indonesia decreased.

Published 2025년 10월 9일

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Core tip: During the 41st week of 2025 (October 6th to 12th), global prices for South American white shrimp at the pond head underwent changes once again. The issue of Ecuador canceling diesel subsidies further impacted the upstream supply chain, leading to a rise in costs; U.S. authorities require Indonesian shrimp to submit random inspection certificates, effective by the end of October; although Indian shrimp prices remain stable, the outlook is unclear due to tariff impacts.

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Ecuador's large-sized shrimp prices rise After several weeks of stability, Ecuadorian shrimp pond head prices rose again in the 41st week, with 20/30 sizes in the Guayaquil region increasing by $0.05/kg; 30/40 and 40/50 sizes increasing by $0.10/kg; while smaller sizes such as 70/80 and 80/100 decreased by $0.10/kg. A local shrimp farmer stated that protests occurring in various regions of the country, along with nationwide violence issues, are having a cascading effect on raw material supply and costs. Half of Ecuador's regions are paralyzed, and the impact on the feed industry is already evident. The government's cancellation of diesel subsidies has caused severe losses across multiple sectors, significantly increasing production costs. An Ecuadorian exporter said: "It is expected that raw material prices will continue to rise, further narrowing the profit margin for processors, and many factories are still facing insufficient raw material supply. Raising prices is to ensure ...
Source: Foodmate

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