But unfortunately, our shrimp industry is forced to compete with a lot of ever-growing volumes of the imported shrimp.
Cindy Hyde-Smith: “But unfortunately, our shrimp industry is forced to compete with a lot of ever-growing volumes of the imported shrimp.”
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Hyde-Smith discusses challenges faced by the shrimp industry due to imported shrimp competition.
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