Thai shrimp aims to increase production in 2023 to 300,000 tons, encouraging political parties to push policies to revive the industry

Published 2022년 12월 14일

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Thailand's shrimp production in 2022 remained steady at 280,000 tons due to disease and adverse weather conditions, with significant losses in certain regions. However, exports reached 122,208 tons, valued at 42,812 million baht, marking a decrease in volume but an increase in value compared to the previous year. The Thai Shrimp Association aims to produce 300,000 tons in 2023, with a goal of increasing shrimp raw material output to 400,000 tons. The industry, which has the potential to generate over 100 billion baht in income, is seeking government support to address shrimp disease and other challenges, emphasizing the importance of sustainable development and economic revival.

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News report (December 14, 2022) from the Thai Shrimp Association revealed that Mr. Ekkapot Yodpinit, President of the Thai Shrimp Association, led the Thai Shrimp Association Executive Committee to open a press conference. It has reported the situation of Thailand's shrimp in 2022 that there is an overall production of 280,000 tons, the same as last year (according to the forecast in 2022, there will be about 300,000 tons of output) as a result of shrimp farming. Facing the problem of shrimp disease and bad weather in the number of such shrimp production It is 32 percent of shrimp production from the upper southern region, 25 percent from the eastern region, 21 percent from the lower southern region on the Andaman coast, 12 percent from the central region, and 10 percent from the lower southern region along the Gulf of Thailand. about 4.8 million tons, an increase 11 compared to the previous year by countries in Central America - South America Shrimp production has increased ...

Source: Ththansettakij