Louisiana shrimpers hope tariffs keep their sinking industry afloat
- President Trump imposed tariffs on foreign seafood, impacting the U.S. Shrimp market.
- U.S. Shrimpers have faced difficulties competing with cheaper shrimp imports for many years.
- The tariffs aim to raise prices on imports from countries like India and Vietnam.
- Craig Reaves stated that these tariffs will give immediate relief to the shrimp industry.
- Shrimpers hope tariffs will level the playing field and sustain their struggling industry.
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Louisiana shrimp industry backs tariffs
LOUISIANA (KLFY) -- Louisiana Shrimp Association President Acy Cooper says the impacts of tariffs on the industry is expected to do what shrimpers across the nation have been hoping for since imports began taking over. The once $2.5 billion industry has significantly decreased over the years with cheaper imported products from countries like India and Ecuador. Cooper says he and the rest of the Shrimper's Association backs the tariffs as it brin…
Louisiana shrimpers hope tariffs keep their sinking industry afloat
By Jonah Gilmore Click here for updates on this story NEW ORLEANS (WDSU) — As a result of tariffs, one industry in Louisiana said they’re expecting to see a spike in sales. Shrimpers said President Donald Trump’s new tariffs on shrimp-supplying countries are a good catch for their business. Fred Everhardt has spent decades of his life as a shrimper, experiencing every time his industry sinks. “It’s coming at a very much-needed time for our i…
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The shrimp caught in Florida could become one of the products benefited by the trade policy proposed by Donald Trump, who proposed a new round of import tariffs.The bill, aimed at curbing dependence on foreign products, opens a window of opportunity for a sector hit by international competition and by the sustained increase in operating costs.Shrimp production in FloridaAccording to data from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Se…
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