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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 01, 2026

Shrimp

Shrimp

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The "Blue Gold" paradox: Can Tk200 crore save Bangladesh's idle coastal economy?

Shrimp is to Bangladesh what oil is to the Gulf. But with processing plants running at 10% capacity and exports halving in seven years, the sector requires more than budget allocations - it...

Export earnings have declined from nearly $529 million in 2016 to less than $300 million in 2025, despite growing global demand for shrimp. Photo: TBS

Bangladesh's shrimp industry has the capacity. Why isn't it growing?

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Shrimp export target set at $3b by 2030 – can Bangladesh revive its 'White Gold'?

 The Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock  Adviser Farida Akhter announces the suspension of shrimp fry imports for Vannamei farming over environmental and disease concerns. Photo: Collected

Bangladesh suspends Vannamei shrimp fry imports amid disease concerns

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'Kick them out': BB governor on big groups holding shrimp lands without investment

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Bangladesh shrimp exports set for rebound with first on-board frozen shipment to Europe

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Bagerhat's shrimp boom: 'White gold' turns coastal district into aquatic powerhouse

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Shrimp fry worth Tk1cr seized in Cumilla while being smuggled to India

Army members during detaining two people for injecting hazardous elements into shrimps in Satkhira on 24 April 2025. Photo: TBS

2 detained while injecting shrimps with flour, jelly in Satkhira

Shrimp enclosures in Ashashuni upazila of Satkhira district. Photo: Collected

500 shrimp enclosures wash away after embankment collapses in Satkhira

Infographic: TBS

Shrimp exports rebound, but raw material crisis threatens sustained growth

BB issues new rules on cash assistance for shrimp and fish exports

BB issues new rules on cash assistance for shrimp and fish exports

Shrimp exports sink as western consumers tighten spending

Shrimp exports sink as western consumers tighten spending

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