Seafood Of India

Shrimp Sinking: What’s Causing the Industry Downturn?

Shrimp Sinking: What’s Causing the Industry Downturn?

The shrimp industry holds a significant position in India’s total seafood basket. In FY23, the country’s seafood exports amounted to $8 billion, with frozen shrimps commanding a whopping 70 per cent share of this total. However, the industry has weathered rough times of late. From losing its crown as the
Indian Seafood Exports See Dip, But Hopeful Signs Emerge for Recovery

Indian Seafood Exports See Dip, But Hopeful Signs Emerge for Recovery

India’s once-booming seafood export industry is currently weathering a storm. While the initial target for FY24 was a robust $9.25 billion, current estimates project a more modest figure of around $7.5 billion, falling short of the previous year’s $8.09 billion. This decline can be largely attributed to the sharp drop
High Hopes for High Seas: Can Infrastructure Investment and Seafood Boost India’s Exports

High Hopes for High Seas: Can Infrastructure Investment and Seafood Boost India’s Exports

India’s export scene faces a tough challenge with a recent 5.7% dip in merchandise exports. However, amidst the decline, a glimmer of hope emerges from two key areas: high capital expenditure (capex) and a focus on boosting seafood exports. Let’s dive into the details and see if these strategies can
Navigating the Blue Wave: A Deep Dive into India’s Seafood Sector and the Top 5 Stocks Poised for Exponential Growth

Navigating the Blue Wave: A Deep Dive into India’s Seafood Sector and the Top 5 Stocks Poised for Exponential Growth

Introduction:India, blessed with an extensive coastline and thriving river environments, has emerged as the world’s third-largest seafood-producing nation, capturing global markets with its quality seafood. The recent surge in seafood exports, reaching an all-time high of US$8.09 billion in the financial year 2022-23, has catapulted the sector into the spotlight.
Shrimp Boom: Indian Seafood Swims Upstream as Exports Dive

Shrimp Boom: Indian Seafood Swims Upstream as Exports Dive

While global economic woes dampen seafood exports, India’s domestic market is experiencing a delightful catch. Premium companies are diving in, lured by the rising demand for succulent shrimp, squid, lobster, and seer fish. This shift presents a unique opportunity to transform the largely unorganized Indian seafood industry and establish the
Diving Deeper: Indian Seafood Tech Startup Makes Waves with $4 Million Funding

Diving Deeper: Indian Seafood Tech Startup Makes Waves with $4 Million Funding

Chennai-based Aquaconnect, a full-stack aquaculture startup, has raised $4 million in a pre-series B funding round led by S2G Ventures. The startup aims to transform the Indian aquaculture landscape by linking fish farmers to supplies and markets. Aquaconnect will use the fresh funding to ramp up its operations, expand its
Kings Infra Dives into Ready-to-Eat Market with ₹40 Crore Boost from Punjab National Bank

Kings Infra Dives into Ready-to-Eat Market with ₹40 Crore Boost from Punjab National Bank

Kings Infra, a leading name in seafood processing and export, has secured a ₹40 crore working capital loan from Punjab National Bank. This investment will fuel the company’s ambitious plans to launch ready-to-cook and ready-to-eat seafood products in the Indian market, tap into the rising demand for premium seafood, and
Indian Seafood Giant Captain Fresh Prepares to Reel in Europe and America: Salmon Processor and Shrimp Importer Acquisitions on the Hook

Indian Seafood Giant Captain Fresh Prepares to Reel in Europe and America: Salmon Processor and Shrimp Importer Acquisitions on the Hook

Forget whale watching, the Indian seafood industry is preparing to make some serious waves of its own. Venture capital-backed Captain Fresh, a rising star in the sector, is casting its net across two continents, with potential acquisitions of a European salmon processing plant and a US shrimp importer simmering. Europe’s
US Investigates Indian Shrimp Exports, Threatening Tariffs and Hurting Exporters

US Investigates Indian Shrimp Exports, Threatening Tariffs and Hurting Exporters

The United States is currently investigating claims that Indian shrimp exports are being subsidized by the Indian government. This has raised concerns among Indian shrimp exporters and fishermen, who fear that the US will impose tariffs on Indian shrimp, making it more expensive in the US market and hurting their
Rupee Hits Record Low, But Exporters Remain Unfazed

Rupee Hits Record Low, But Exporters Remain Unfazed

The Indian rupee has been on a downward spiral in recent months, hitting record lows against the US dollar. However, despite this seemingly favorable development for exporters, many in the industry are not celebrating. Why Aren’t Exporters Cheering? There are a number of reasons why exporters are not feeling the
Andhra Pradesh’s Seafood Export Barriers: A Cold Chain Conundrum

Andhra Pradesh’s Seafood Export Barriers: A Cold Chain Conundrum

Andhra Pradesh, a coastal state in eastern India, stands as a beacon of aquaculture, boasting a thriving seafood industry that contributes significantly to the state’s economy. However, despite its abundant seafood resources and growing production capacity, Andhra Pradesh’s export aspirations are hindered by a critical bottleneck – the lack of
Can Shrimp Ride the Avocado Wave? Exploring the Potential of a Targeted Marketing Campaign

Can Shrimp Ride the Avocado Wave? Exploring the Potential of a Targeted Marketing Campaign

For decades, avocados have enjoyed a meteoric rise in popularity, transforming from a niche fruit to a ubiquitous symbol of healthy living and culinary delight. But can shrimp, a staple in many cultures and a valuable economic resource, replicate this success story? This question lies at the heart of a
Transforming India’s Seafood Industry: A Blueprint for Innovation and Growth

Transforming India’s Seafood Industry: A Blueprint for Innovation and Growth

India’s seafood industry is poised for a revolution, driven by a strategic shift towards public-private partnerships in research, development, and technology transfer.** This progressive move, spearheaded by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), aims to diversify aquaculture technologies and meet evolving market demands. With the ambitious goal of exceeding
India’s Seafood Export Target for FY24: Unlikely to Be Met

India’s Seafood Export Target for FY24: Unlikely to Be Met

India’s seafood export target for FY24 is unlikely to be met due to several factors, including tepid buying from key markets such as the US, China, Japan, and Europe. Additionally, there is weak demand for peeled frozen products in the US retail market. Exporters do not see any substantial improvement
India’s Fight for Fairness in Fisheries Subsidies

India’s Fight for Fairness in Fisheries Subsidies

India is taking a strong stand in the World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations on fisheries subsidies, advocating for a principle of “polluter pays” that would hold countries accountable for the environmental damage caused by their fishing fleets. This principle would require countries that engage in distant-water fishing to stop subsidizing