Malaysia Shrimp Import Ban Hits Thai Farmers Hard, Industry Warns of Over 1 Billion Baht Losses
Malaysia's suspension of imports for five types of Thai shrimp has led to a sharp decline in prices for Thai shrimp farmers. The industry association warns of potential losses exceeding 1 billion baht this year and is calling for government intervention.
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