Editor's Choice: Indonesia-US Shrimp Trade and Canadian Salmon Farm Updates
EMEA editor Neil Ramsden provides a weekly roundup of key stories.
Last week, Undercurrent News covered Conxemar 2025 in Vigo, Spain, and a conference on global seafood supply and food security.
A recent development in Indonesia's shrimp exports to the US involved the Indonesian government instructing processors in Lampung and Java to temporarily halt shipments to the US.
The Indonesian government told processors to stop shipping to the US after a Food and Drug Administration directive required certification that all exports are radiation-free by October.
Author's summary: Updates on Indonesia-US shrimp trade and Canadian salmon farms.
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