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Ecuador’s shrimp sector warned that 110,000 hectares are at risk of flooding from El Niño. Shrimp exports reached US$6.56 billion in the first eight months, with sales to the United States up 48% through August, while producers faced higher energy, fuel, fishmeal and fish-oil costs and falling prices.
Flooding could disrupt shrimp production and exports, while higher feed and energy costs squeeze producer margins. Shrimp-sector demand for fishmeal and fish oil may be affected if output is disrupted, but the article gives no clear price direction for those inputs.
efeedlink.comeFeedLink NewsdeskNov 9, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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