Nationally recognized shrimp hatchery consortium
Empowering Sustainable Shrimp Hatcheries in Bangladesh
The Shrimp Hatchery Association works to support innovation, standards, and advocacy for the shrimp hatchery industry nationwide.
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A disciplined dual-species model for Bangladesh.
SHAB is steering Bangladesh’s shrimp sector toward a disciplined dual-species model. Penaeus monodon stays our premium flagship—backed by stronger broodstock control, biosecurity, and traceability. Penaeus vannamei will be phased in (SPF, zoning, certification) to deliver steady, cost-competitive volume. Together they diversify risk, stabilise exports, and keep plants utilised year-round.
Lutfur Rahman Kajal
President
Founded in 2000, on the Cox’s Bazar coast.
Founded in 2000, the Shrimp Hatchery Association of Bangladesh (SHAB) unites hatchery owners, scientists, and industry partners to power the next wave of Bangladesh’s aquaculture growth.
Registered under the Ministry of Commerce and proudly affiliated with FBCCI, we champion quality-driven, sustainable shrimp seed production that meets—and exceeds—global standards.
Through strategic advocacy, cutting-edge research, and hands-on training, SHAB equips our members to innovate, scale responsibly, and compete on the world stage—safeguarding ecosystems today while securing prosperity for tomorrow.
What the association stands for.
40+ member hatcheries under one association
Focused on training, research, and policy advocacy
Strong collaborations with government & NGOs
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Recent updates.
Why Post-Larvae Quality Is the Backbone of Sustainable Shrimp Farming
How Bangladesh’s hatcheries can lead the world by focusing on seed health, traceability, and standardization.
From Hatchery to Harvest: The Shrimp Industry’s Hidden Heroes
Recognizing the vital role hatchery operators play in securing Bangladesh’s position in the global seafood market.
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For member and farmer questions, press requests, buyer introductions, and institutional correspondence, write to info@shabbd.org or send an enquiry through the form.