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Our new newsletter from Sustainable Fisheries UW covers the sustainability of shrimp in 2024

Good morning everyone,

 

We published a new in-depth story on shrimp on the Sustainable Fisheries UW website.

 

An Overview of Shrimp and its Sustainability in 2024

 

Jack covers the overall sustainability situation for both wild and farmed shrimp using certification data from the certifications and ratings collaboration—a fantastic tool for looking up sustainability information.

 

Jack also covers the current shrimp pricing situation, which has seen recent historic lows. Shrimp is, by far, the most consumed seafood in the U.S., but a recent wane in demand has pushed prices way down. Domestic shrimpers are getting squeezed by cheap, farmed imports, and many are at risk of going out of business.

 

An Overview of Shrimp and its Sustainability in 2024

 

Tiny Letter, the email newsletter service we have used for the past few years, is shutting down, so we are switching to a new one, Send Fox. With the recent downfall of Twitter and all the other issues with social media in general, our email newsletter is the best way to connect with us. Please forward this email to anyone you think would benefit from hearing from us once a month or so.

 

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Best,

Ray

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