India’s Blue Revolution Takes Center Stage: MPEDA Unveils Seafood Expo Bharat (SEB) & Vibrant New Logo
India’s Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA) is set to launch the inaugural Seafood Expo Bharat (SEB) from July 1 to 3, 2025, at the Chennai Trade Centre. This landmark event aims to bring together 150 exhibition stalls and over 2,500 delegates under one roof, marking a significant step in
India Prepares to Ship 35,000-40,000 Tonnes of Shrimp to US Amid Tariff Relief
India’s seafood exporters are gearing up to send 35,000 to 40,000 tonnes of shrimp to the United States after US President Donald Trump’s decision to pause a planned 26% reciprocal tariff, reducing it to 10%. This move has brought significant relief to the industry, which had been bracing for substantial
U.S. Tariff Pause Brings Temporary Relief to Indian Shrimp Exporters
In a significant development for India’s seafood industry, President Donald Trump’s decision to pause a planned 26% tariff on Indian shrimp exports, reducing it to 10% until July 2025, has brought temporary relief to Indian exporters. This move allows India to resume shipments of 35,000–40,000 tonnes of shrimp (2,000 containers)
Indian Shrimp Exporters Face ₹600 Crore Loss as US Imposes Additional Tariffs
The recent imposition of a 26% tariff on Indian shrimp exports to the United States has sent shockwaves through India’s seafood industry. With the financial impact of these tariffs estimated at a staggering ₹600 crore, Indian shrimp exporters are grappling with the looming consequences of the US’s decision. This move,
Ecuador Set to Replace India as Largest Shrimp Supplier to the US Amid Tariff Disputes
In a dramatic shift in the global seafood supply chain, Ecuador is poised to become the largest shrimp supplier to the United States, surpassing India. This change comes on the heels of new US tariffs imposed on Indian seafood, including a significant 26% levy on shrimp, which has created a
Indian Seafood Exports Reel Under US Tariffs: Shrimp Industry Faces Crisis
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the seafood industry, the United States has announced reciprocal tariffs on seafood imports from India, specifically targeting shrimp and a range of other marine products. This bold decision, which follows months of trade tensions, has raised questions about the future of global
Week 13 Shrimp Price Trends: India Gains Momentum as Vietnam Struggles
The global shrimp market remains a dynamic landscape, with Week 13 of 2025 highlighting stark contrasts between two of Asia’s shrimp production powerhouses: India and Vietnam. As reported by Undercurrent News on March 25, 2025, farm-gate shrimp prices in India surged, driven by supply shortages and robust demand, while Vietnam
Digital Waves Transforming India’s Fisheries: New Scheme Ushers in Era of Financial Inclusion and Sustainability
The Indian fisheries sector is poised for transformation with the launch of the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Kisan Samridhi Sah-Yojana (PM-MKSSY), a comprehensive four-year initiative designed to revolutionize the industry through digital innovation and financial inclusion. With an investment of ₹6,000 crore, this flagship program under the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal
Indian Seafood Industry Urges Government to Remove 30% Duty on US Shrimp Imports
India’s seafood exporters have launched an urgent appeal for the waiver of a 30% customs duty on shrimp imports from the United States, expressing deep concern that the existing tariff could trigger retaliatory measures from America, potentially damaging India’s dominant position in the global shrimp market. Industry Concerns Over Potential
Can India’s Deep-Sea Fishing Boom Drive ₹1 Lakh Crore in Seafood Exports by 2030? A detailed analysis.
India’s deep-sea fishing initiative has the potential to help achieve the ambitious target of ₹1 lakh crore in seafood exports by 2030, but it’s not guaranteed. Currently, seafood exports stand at ₹60,523 crore, and reaching ₹1 lakh crore means increasing by about ₹39,477 crore over five years. This is a
14th Asian Fisheries and Aquaculture Forum Convenes in New Delhi, India
New Delhi, India – February 12-15, 2025 The 14th Asian Fisheries and Aquaculture Forum (14AFAF), a triennial scientific forum organized by the Asian Fisheries Society, took place in New Delhi, India, from February 12 to 15, 2025. This event served as a crucial platform for discussing global trends and addressing
Navigating the Regulatory Seas: Challenges and Compliance Issues in India’s Seafood Industry
Explore the key challenges and compliance issues faced by India’s seafood industry, including export regulations, sustainability demands, financial strain on fishers, and environmental compliance concerns.
The Complex Landscape of India-US Shrimp Trade: Navigating Tariffs, Duties, and Diplomatic Challenges
Introduction: A Delicate Trade Ecosystem The shrimp export corridor between India and the United States represents a complex interplay of economic interests, trade policies, and diplomatic negotiations. Far from being a straightforward commercial relationship, it is characterized by intricate regulatory mechanisms, protective measures, and ongoing strategic assessments. Historical Context and