Do you work with Ecuadorian shrimp consultants directly?

Yes. Independent consultants and advisory firms can submit client projects through the consultant intake; the consultant remains the client-facing advisor.

Can suppliers quote in USD for Ecuador?

Quotation currency and Incoterm are set in the RFQ. USD quotations are common for Ecuadorian projects, but terms are always confirmed per supplier and per offer.

Consultant partners · Ecuador

Aquaculture consultants in Ecuador

Ecuador's aquaculture advisory work is dominated by vannamei shrimp: pond intensification, aeration upgrades, lined ponds, nursery systems, hatchery capacity and the processing and cold-chain interface with export buyers.

Short answer

Consultants working in Ecuador most often need supplier comparison for aeration, pumping, liners, feeding systems, nursery infrastructure and processing/chilling equipment. FishMatch Group runs the private RFQ and normalises the offers; the consultant keeps the client and the technical recommendation.

Species commonly advised

Whiteleg shrimp (vannamei)
Tilapia
Cobia and marine finfish (niche)

Production systems

Semi-intensive and intensive ponds
Lined ponds and nurseries
Shrimp hatcheries
Processing and cold chain

Frequent sourcing requests

Aeration and energy-efficiency upgrades on existing pond farms
Nursery and pre-grow infrastructure for intensification
Hatchery water treatment and biosecurity packages
Chilling, ice and processing line equipment for export handling

Local constraints to design around

Energy cost and grid reliability shaping aeration decisions
Disease-management driven biosecurity requirements
Export buyer documentation and traceability expectations

FAQ — Ecuador

Useful next steps

Supplier sourcing Score a client project Consultant downloads Consultant FAQ

Guides consultants use on these projects

How aquaculture consultants price procurement support (and keep it defensible)The RFQ scope checklist that removes most price variance Comparing RAS suppliers without comparing apples to oranges Twelve feasibility questions to ask before a shrimp project goes to procurement

Submit a Ecuador client project

1. About you

Full name *

Company / practice *

Email *

WhatsApp *

Consultant type *

2. The client project

Client project country *

Project type *

Estimated budget *

Timeline *

Species *

Suppliers / equipment needed *

3. How involved do you want us to be? I stay client-facing — my client relationship stays with me (recommended) You may contact my client directly (off by default — only if you tick it) Financing direction would be useful

Optional details (helps us move faster)

Your country

Website

New project or upgrade

Production target

Water source

Land / site status

Preferred way to reach you

Technical drawings already exist Deliver everything under my brand I would like an NDA first You may join technical calls if I invite you I have more than one project like this

Anything else we should know

We work through you. Your client is not contacted unless you ask us to.

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Consultant Partner Program

Short answer

What is the fastest way to get quotes for Ecuador?

Submit one structured request for Ecuador. FishMatch Group translates it into a technical RFQ, runs a confidential sourcing round with project-matched international suppliers, and returns comparable quotations. No fee is charged to the buyer, and your identity and project details stay private until you choose to proceed.

How it works:: One structured request, human-reviewed before any supplier outreach
Typical turnaround:: Depends on scope and site data; no turnaround is guaranteed
Confidentiality:: Supplier names are never exposed during evaluation
Cost to buyers:: No fee charged to the buyer