Gulf shrimpers are struggling due to rising fuel costs and competition from cheaper imports. The situation has led to a decrease in the number of shrimpers in the industry, with some seeking assistance from Congress.
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Gulf shrimpers are struggling due to rising fuel costs and competition from cheaper imports. The situation has led to a decrease in the number of shrimpers in the industry, with some seeking assistance from Congress.
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Gulf shrimpers want help from congress as fuel costs climb
Gulf shrimpers seek congressional assistance amid rising fuel costs