BlueFuture Aquatics (SHMP), formerly NaturalShrimp, announced support for the Administration's America First Seafood Strategy and acquired five related internet domains.
The domains are USSeafood.com, USGrownSeafood.com, USCaughtSeafood.com, USCertifiedSeafood.com and BuyAmericanSeafood.com. The company plans phased website development alongside its technology validation and microfishery work, helping buyers find U.S.-produced seafood and batch records. Starting with shrimp, BlueFuture plans a national network of company-owned and franchised small indoor farms. A planned private audit program would check batch-tracing records, with qualifying seafood eligible for Blue Grade certification. The company is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. government, and its planned certification is separate from federal labeling designations.
BlueFuture Aquatics (SHMP), formerly NaturalShrimp, issued a shareholder letter outlining plans to replace its centralized shrimp-farming model with smaller facilities. The proposed microfishery model would use a network of indoor shrimp farms near customers, built and improved one at a time. The company plans to use operating data to refine production, reduce costs and simplify operations; validating the technology and proving the model remain current priorities.
The company entered receivership in 2024, and its operating assets were sold in 2025. David Antelo became CEO and sole director on March 17, 2026, when the prior officers and directors resigned. BlueFuture is rebuilding its accounting and reporting process to support timely filings. Alongside intellectual property licensed from Hydrenesis, it plans to seek its own protection for technology, operating and monitoring methods, and uses across locations.
NaturalShrimp, Inc. (OTCQB: SHMP), a Biotechnology Aquaculture Company, is continuing production despite recent setbacks. The company has entered into discussions with Streeterville Capital, to resolve ongoing litigation and maintain its shrimp production. Despite legal challenges, Streeterville has shown interest in NaturalShrimp's technology, agreeing to a $500,000 Line of Credit Agreement after touring the Webster City Facilities in Iowa.
NaturalShrimp is avoiding bankruptcy and instead seeking an amenable solution with Streeterville. The company's long-term goals include increasing production, expanding operations, and uplisting to a national exchange. This approach demonstrates NaturalShrimp's commitment to growth and shareholder value despite current challenges.
Natural Shrimp, Inc. (SHMP) has announced significant improvements in its e-commerce platform, including enhanced packaging and streamlined ordering processes for its shrimp delivery service. The company has launched an online ordering website and a dedicated fulfillment center, incorporating customer feedback to optimize the user experience. The changes include biodegradable trays for packaging, vacuum-sealing for freshness, increased order quantities, and special offerings through various marketing channels. Additionally, a new 'Pick Up Option' procedure will allow customers to avoid shipping costs by picking up their orders at a designated location.
Natural Shrimp, Inc. (OTCQB: SHMP) has announced the expansion of its market presence by increasing production at its Webster City facility to support the sale of sushi-grade shrimp. The company has successfully entered the Chicago market and is now exploring new commercial outlets in the upper Midwest. Sales manager Brian Rashid has secured purchases from Asian markets in Minneapolis and Kansas City, with plans to expand further into other regional markets.
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