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Defects in Whole Shrimp The result of avoiding any process that could change the shrimp natural integrity..	Defects in Head Less Shell-on Shrimp Abdomen of the shrimp with its exoskeleton.
Defects in Peeled & deveined Tail On Shrimo Yellowish or pink coloration racing to orenge, in different intensities, normally beginning in the uper part of the segments as a result of a microbial attack combined with exposure to high temperatures.	Defects in Butterfly Tail On Shrimp Is obtained by complety separating the Cephalothorax from the abdomen and removing the shell of the first five segments, living only the shell of the sixth with uropods, and telson intact. Additionally. The first segment must be deeply cut (totally opened), without breaking through the fflesh. The intestine must be totally removed.