Raising prawns for export
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Why are big business names like Soriano, Ortigas, Roxas, Villareal engaged in intensive prawn culture? It's a big business, that's why. There is a big demand for sugpo or lucon, not only in the local market but in prawn-consuming countries like Japan and the United States.
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Velasco, M. (1985, October 7). Raising prawns for export. Malaya, p. 1.
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