Adding key context to India's shrimp concerns

I’ve not yet had time to read all 196 pages of the new Shrimp Insights report on the Indian shrimp sector. But, following all the negative publicity that has emerged about the industry in recent weeks, it should offer a timely reminder that there are still plenty of positives in terms of the livelihoods that the sector supports. It’s also a very useful and – refreshingly – free resource for anyone looking for key facts and figures. These are broken up by some highly original illustrations (such as the one below). I look forward to finding out more.

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