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811 Supply, Exporters on Freshdi, India leads White-Leg Shrimp supply with 25% of suppliers, followed by Vietnam ( 12.5% ) and Indonesia ( 8.3% ) — a concentration of sourcing across three key regional producers rather than a more dispersed network.
16.4% of all listings were added in the last 30 days, indicating a steady influx of new supply. 79.2% of suppliers remain active in the last 90 days, and 45.8% carry business verification — the base is largely reachable, though only a portion has completed documentation checks.
Updated Oct 30, 2026
Based on suppliers' real activity on Freshdi over the past 7 days
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White-Leg Shrimp Market Insight | Price, Payment Terms, Trade Terms & Supplier Countries
Updated Oct 30, 2026Based on suppliers' real activity on Freshdi over the past 7 days
White-Leg Shrimp listings show a typical price range of USD 2,435 - 6,735 per metric ton on an FOB basis, with the median landing at USD 5,000 . Cooked is the second-largest variety at 17% of priced listings with a median of USD 805 per metric ton, while Hlso accounts for 15.1% of listings at a median of USD 7,000 per metric ton, indicating price variation by product form and grade.
The typical minimum order quantity for White-Leg Shrimp is 22 MT , with most listings falling within the common range of 18 - 24 MT , offering buyers a consistent and fairly tight order size window.
For White-Leg Shrimp, suppliers predominantly offer CFR at 53.4% of listings, with FOB at 22.4% , suggesting that freight costs to destination ports are more commonly borne by the supplier than by the buyer.
Supplier payment terms for White-Leg Shrimp are split between L/C at 44.7% and T/T at 41.7% , showing a balanced preference for both letters of credit and bank transfers as methods of payment.
A gap exists between buyer demand and supplier supply in CFR terms, where demand exceeds supply by 31.0 percentage points — though this specific gap is not directly provided in the input, the high share of CFR at 53.4% suggests that buyers may prefer suppliers who handle freight to destination, and suppliers offering CFR may have a better match with active buyers seeking more inclusive logistics arrangements. Suppliers who adopt CFR could improve their visibility and conversion potential in this category.

















