Shrimp Prices Expected to Rise After Gulf Spill
The Gulf oil spill reduces Louisiana shrimp production to about 30 percent of normal, lifting prices amid a tight global market. Industry voices warn consumers will pay more while dealers seek substitutes from Asia and South America, with supply uncertainty lingering through the year.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Seafood Promotion & Marketing Board
Hal Ambos
Ambos Seafoods
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National Fisheries Institute
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Asia
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Frank Monte
Lockwood & Winant
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Fulton Fish Market
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Richard Stavis
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Panel advises lower salt intake for U.S. diets
An advisory panel urges the government to set a 1500 mg daily sodium target, down from 2300 mg, aligning with Institute of Medicine guidance. Average intake exceeds 3400 mg, and officials warn gradual change is needed. The panel notes underconsumption of vegetables fruit seafood and whole grains alongside excess sugars fats and sodium. Final guidelines due later this year.
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Washington, D.C
Agriculture and Health and Human Services Departments
Mary Clare Jalonice
Associated Press
Institute of Medicine
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