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Unless the grow multiple species, it's pacific white shrimp [1] which seems to be a salt water species. Also the pictures do not look like Marcobrachium [1] ht
by patall 11mo ago
Unless the grow multiple species, it's pacific white shrimp [1] which seems to be a salt water species. Also the pictures do not look like Marcobrachium
[1] https://www.gourmets.net/salon-gourmets/2025/exhibitors-catalogue/noray-seafood/noray-the-eco-friendly-shrimp/1348584 https://www.gourmets.net/salon-gourmets/2025/exhibitors-cata...
- NoMoreNicksLeft 11mo agoWonder if that means they're just using stock photos of shrimp. The other guy wasn't lying when he said "interior", it's about as far from the sea in Spain as seems possible. I thought all the non-coastal fish-farming ops were doing freshwater species.
- n3storm 11mo agoIs a regular sea variety. Nothing crazy.
- n3storm 11mo agoLitopenaeus vannamei https://norayseafood.es/en/producto/raw-shrimp-40-60-pieces-per-kg-in-1-kg-tray/ https://norayseafood.es/en/producto/raw-shrimp-40-60-pieces-...
- NoMoreNicksLeft 11mo agoThanks for the legwork. Learned something new today... I didn't realize anyone was doing saltwater aquaculture quite like this.
- n3storm 11mo agoIt's a place 30mins by car from my house. Never been there but always thought it was quite a amazing and may try to visit soon.