"Dumping" is defined as selling a product in another country for less than production cost.
Conclusion
Country F's producers are dumping shrimp.
Evidence
Dumping = selling a product in another country for less than production cost.
Shrimp producers from Country F are selling shrimp in Country G for less than it costs to produce shrimp in Country G.
Evaluate
At first glance, this argument might feel airtight. They provide a definition of dumping and then they seem to provide a fitting example of dumping. Where's the wiggle room?
Well, the definition of "dumping" is that you're selling something in another country for less than it cost to produce.
Doesn't that mean how much it cost to produce in YOUR country, not the country where you sell it?
It makes more intuitive sense to interpret "selling for less than production cost" as "the cost someone paid to produce it", which implies we're talking about the production cost in country where it's produced, not where it's sold.
So if we're saying that Country F is dumping shrimp, we would be saying that Country F is selling its shrimp in another country for less than it cost to produce the shrimp in Country F.
But we only know that they're selling it for less than it cost to produce the shrimp in Country G.
Goal
Look for an answer saying or an answer relating the cost of producing shrimp in G to that in country F.