Sustainable Shrimp Initiative
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Promoting shrimp farmers and and fishers whose practices and principles set them apart from commodity producers. A 'pond to fork' movement. Clean Shrimp wI want better shrimp. I want it to taste like the shrimp I had when I was young. Flavor counts and is the only thing that matters. But.. I also don't want the process of creating my fine shrimp to screw up the environment. This includes any and all inputs to be only the most basic in purpose and simple in their source. Nothing that ins't already part of this water bug's otherwise normal life. The farmers make the difference. How anything, fish, plants or animals, is produced will determine its flavor. However, giving poop as a food to fish and animals is not the same as giving it to plants. Feed counts. Feed is the single largest determinator of flavor for any creature.
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Pay attention people this is the future of how food will be sold
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1400% increase in 10 years. Now that is impressive.
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This is a shipment of our shrimp being packed for our customer
Extensive shrimp farms in Indonesia
This is the most sustainable minimally invaisive way to farm shrimp
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Will consumers pay more for sustainable seafood? - SeafoodSource.com
Once people know the negatives to bad practices and principles of food production. They are much accepting of the costs related to addressing such issues. Without any accounting of what the true costs are, these costs are perceived as just more margin for the sellers
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Extensive shrimp farming produces larger shrimp as it is a minimally invasive means to grow shrimp.
Sustainable Shrimp Initiative's cover photo
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This is a Google earth view of Sureerath Prawn's ponds in Thailand. What makes this special is that you can see the 'stock water' and 'treatment' ponds. This is how they reucricualte their water, thus they are a closed system
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