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US shrimp importers pay $312.7m in tariffs over first four months of 2026, on pace to finish 2026 11% behind

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'US shrimp imports are recalibrating this year after a rush to frontload ahead of planned tariffs in 2025, helping to balance softer demand' -- Gary Morrison, senior UCN trade analyst
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US shrimp importers pay $312.7m in tariffs over first four months of 2026, on pace to finish 2026 11% behind

'US shrimp imports are recalibrating this year after a rush to frontload ahead of planned tariffs in 2025, helping to balance softer demand' -- Gary Morrison, senior UCN trade analyst

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Undercurrent News broke the news on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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