The voice of the South Carolina shrimping industry.
Celebrating the heritage and future of South Carolina shrimping
Join Our Association and Make a Difference
The South Carolina Shrimpers Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to representing the interests of the state’s shrimping industry. We are committed to working with our members, government agencies, and other stakeholders to promote the economic vitality of the industry and ensure its long-term sustainability.
Your membership in the South Carolina Shrimpers Association will help us to:
- Advocate for policies that support the shrimping industry
- Promote the responsible use of marine resources
- Educate the public about the importance of the shrimping industry to the state’s economy and culture
- Provide support and services to our members
Together, we can make a difference for the South Carolina shrimping industry. Join the South Carolina Shrimpers Association today!
South Carolina Shrimp: Fresh, Local, and Delicious Recipes
Taste the difference of local wild-caught shrimp. Find recipes and restaurants here
Advocating for the future of the shrimping industry in South Carolina.
Columbia
Washington, D.C.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are we?
We are the voice of the South Carolina shrimping industry, and we work to protect the interests of our shrimpers and their communities.
Is Wild Caught Shrimp Better?
Wild-caught shrimp have a more robust flavor and more delicate texture than farm-raised shrimp, and they are typically fresher and healthier due to their natural diet and environment.
How do I know what I’m eating?
When ordering shrimp in restaurants, ask the server if they know where the shrimp came from and how they were caught. When shopping at the grocery store, look for labels that indicate the country of origin and the fishing method.
What are you fighting for?
- Protecting our family businesses. Shrimping is a way of life for many families in South Carolina, and we are committed to protecting their livelihoods.
- Fighting unfair and unhealthy imported shrimp. Imported shrimp a1re often subsidized by foreign governments, which gives them an unfair advantage over domestic shrimpers. Imported shrimp may also be raised in unhealthy conditions, which can pose a risk to consumers.
How Can I Help?
There are many ways that you can help the South Carolina Shrimpers Association, but the best way is to join the association today!.