Ecuador exported 102,145 metric tons of shrimp in January 2025, marking an 8% increase from December 2024 and a 14% increase from January 2024, based on preliminary data from CNA. This growth reflects strong global demand for Ecuadorian shrimp.
Ecuador reported that it exported 102,145 metric tons of shrimp in January 2025, which translates to 225.2 million pounds. This figure represents an 8% increase compared to December 2024 and a 14% rise from January 2024, according to preliminary data provided by the Camara Nacional de Acuacultura (CNA), Ecuador’s aquaculture trade association. The significant growth in shrimp exports indicates a robust demand for Ecuadorian shrimp in the global market.
In summary, Ecuador’s shrimp exports for January 2025 reflect a notable increase in volume when compared to both the previous month and the same month last year. This surge indicates strengthening demand within the seafood market, highlighting Ecuador’s position as a key player in the global shrimp industry. Continued monitoring of export trends and pricing will be essential for stakeholders in this sector.
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