Due to epidemic white spot and EHP diseases, the seafood industry feels the need for sustainable aquaculture to counter setbacks and increase production

Due to epidemic white spot and EHP diseases, the seafood industry feels the need for sustainable aquaculture to counter setbacks and increase production

Shrimp production in India is likely to drop this year as low prices and fear of spread of diseases among shrimps have forced aquaculture farmers to cut production in the farms. The outbreak of viral diseases has increased the economic risks and slowed the industry development.

The prawn farming industry has said to be down by half in south Andhra Pradesh while in north and central parts of the state, the situation is better with 80% of the farms well stocked compare to last year, the shrimp production in the country which went over 6 lakh tonnes. Furthermore, farms in Gujarat and West Bengal too will have lower production. As a result, the hatcheries will suffer heavy loss as they could not sell much seeds to the farmers.

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ShrimpCheck PCR Kit Training during Visit by India Distributor.

ShrimpCheck PCR Kit Training during Visit by India Distributor.

In the month of July 2019, Speedy Assay’s India distributor visited Revongen Corporation Center in Subang Jaya for on-site ShrimpCheck Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) kit training and discussion for the sales of our products in India.

This training session started off with a short briefing on the ShrimpCheck PCR kits as well as the benefits and the different types of shrimp diseases that can be detected by the PCR kits. The aim of this training session was to help provide our distributors a more in-depth understanding of the PCR kits and for us to clear any doubts they might have with the product. This is because we are always concern with our customers’ feedback as we want to ensure a high level of customer satisfaction.

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