Called the greatest boat adventure in North America, the journey entails circumnavigating much of the United States and parts ...

Louisiana shrimpers are “at the breaking point.” They hope tariffs on cheap imported shrimp will help.

The Trump administration's tariffs may be causing economic causing concerns on a global scale, but many shrimpers in Louisiana see the tariffs as a helping hand in a decades long fight.

Louisiana shrimpers like Lance Nacio of Anna Marie Shrimp have been working tirelessly to bring more transparency to the ...

By the end of the trip, they had befriended several wealthy boat owners. "We left Louisiana on a shrimp boat, and here we are in Canada eating hors d'oeuvres and drinking Champagne on the back of ...

The annual Louisiana shrimp catch dropped from 147.4 million pounds in 2000 to 74.06 million pounds in 2021, the Lafourche Gazette reported in January, citing data from the state Department of ...

And these are some beautiful Louisiana shrimp that I got this morning ... These guys are majority Vietnamese fishermen. These boats go out for anywhere from 10 to 14 days at a time.

Undercover seafood testers sampled a selection of restaurants in the Shreveport area this month and detected what they say is ...

The U.S. shrimp industry is eager for tariffs, which would raise the price of the foreign shrimp that force shrimpers to ...

A picture of the St. Bernard Parish shrimp boat FJG, docked on Bayou La Loutre in Yscloskey, is featured in a poster hanging ...

Slave labor and environmental destruction are common practices in major shrimp-exporting countries that are banned by U.S. regulations. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said the U.S ...