Catches of red prawns were disappointingly low in 2016, but there has been a great improvement this year, with fishermen registering good numbers in the lead-up to Christmas.
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A good Christmas for prawn fishermen
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Clearly a premium product and the very best of luck to them! What amazes me is how relatively cheap are the prawns imported from the countries which were once part of Spain's South American conquests - at least half the price of similar large prawns available in the UK. The main Spanish supermarkets often have them at €12 a kilo.