Shrimp cultivation

Shrimp cultivation

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Why is Bangladesh's shrimp export industry struggling?

Industry stakeholders say a combination of environmental, technological and infrastructure challenges continues to hold the sector back.

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Shrimp export target set at $3b by 2030 – can Bangladesh revive its 'White Gold'?

Commerce Adviser Dr Salehuddin Ahmed holds an exchange of views with the leaders of the Bangladesh Frozen Foods Exporters Association in the conference room of the Ministry of Finance at the Bangladesh Secretariat today (4 November). Photo: UNB

Commerce adviser calls for technological advances to boost shrimp production

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Gemini Sea Food to sell shrimp to German based frozen food company

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Production of 27,000 shrimp farmers increase by 16.6% under Safeti Project

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Environmentally damaging shrimp on losing streak

Fishermen catch whiteleg shrimp from a pond inside the Paikgachha Saltwater Centre in Khulna. The cultivation of this new species of shrimp is going on in four ponds. Photo: TBS

Whiteleg shrimp cultivation sees success in Khulna

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Agri Business Enterprise can't start Vannamei cultivation

A huge quantity of ‘Bagda’ shrimp die in many enclosures in different areas of the district a few months back due to drought and virus attack, leading to the fall in production/ UNB

Corona, Amphan cause Tk1,710 crore loss in prawn business in Khulna

A huge quantity of ‘Bagda’ shrimp die in many enclosures in different areas of the district a few months back due to drought and virus attack, leading to the fall in production/ UNB

Viruses come back to haunt Bagerhat shrimp farmers