South Carolina Sherina says that Trump’s tariff will provide “immediate comfort” for industry

Earlier said at South Carolina Fox News on Friday President Donald Trump’s tariff It will provide “immediate relief” for the shrimp industry, which was “killed” for decades.

Craig Reeves, the owner of CJ Seafood, said, “America’s reports” said that many industry are used external sources to Southeast Asia, Ecuador, India and South America, while the American fish fisheries “crushed”.

“I am evil for life. My father was evil, so we are fishermen of generations, and we were killed by imports not only years, but literally contracts.” “Therefore, we were suffering for a long and long period, and these customs duties, we think, will give us some immediate comfort. industryWho dies. We used our entire industries. Ninety -four percent of consumer shrimp is imported in the United States. ”

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CJ Seafood, Craig Reeves, speaks to “America’s reports”. (Fox News / Fox News)

Reeves said the shrimp imported from other countries does not necessarily raise in better environments than shrimp in the United States.

“They are a producer with a blessing raised, they do not care about the environment in Southeast Asia,” he said. “They destroy ecosystems, mangruitis to put them in these ponds. They use illegal hormones and antibiotics. They use forced work and slave employment. All these things are documented. So, they are not a good product.

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Craig Reeves, the owner of CJ Seafood, spoke to “America’s reports” on how to help President Donald Trump’s tariff. (Craig Reeves)

The employer of South Carolina explained that loyalty Industry demands This will not be domestic due to the lost infrastructure, but it hopes to “help on the road.”

“In the manufacture of seafood, we have been destroyed for decades,” he said. “Therefore, we used to live under pressure and pain, and I think that this short -term pain deserves all this effort in the end if we could save our industry. Unfortunately, we used external sources in the United States. We need to return it home.”