Seafood Of India

Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duties: A Looming Threat to Indian Shrimp Exports to the United States

Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duties: A Looming Threat to Indian Shrimp Exports to the United States

The Indian shrimp industry, a vital sector contributing to the country’s economy, faces a potential storm due to anti-dumping and countervailing duty (CVD) petitions filed against imports of frozen warmwater shrimp from Ecuador, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam. These petitions, filed with the United States Department of Commerce (DOC) and the
China and Japan’s Seafood War A Tale of Trade Bans, Disinformation, and Geopolitical Tensions

China and Japan’s Seafood War A Tale of Trade Bans, Disinformation, and Geopolitical Tensions

In recent months, China and Japan have been engaged in a heated trade dispute over Japan’s decision to release wastewater contaminated with radioactive tritium from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean. The dispute has escalated into a full-blown “seafood war,” with both countries imposing bans on
Shaivaa Algaetech Among 10 Finalists in Future of Fish Feed Krill Replacement Challenge

Shaivaa Algaetech Among 10 Finalists in Future of Fish Feed Krill Replacement Challenge

Shaivaa Algaetech, an Indian company, has been selected as one of the 10 finalists in the Future of Fish Feed (F3) krill replacement challenge. The challenge, which aims to develop innovative and sustainable alternatives to krill in aquaculture feed, attracted applications from over 40 companies worldwide. The 10 finalists represent
Kerala govt., ISRO to work closely in ocean studies, fisheries

Kerala govt., ISRO to work closely in ocean studies, fisheries

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has signed an agreement with the Kerala government to work closely in ocean studies and fisheries. The agreement will enable researchers to use ISRO’s expertise and methods to explore the depths of the ocean, measure ocean surface temperature, wave height, salinity and sea surges,
Fisheries Harbour in Mangaluru to Undergo Third Phase of Development

Fisheries Harbour in Mangaluru to Undergo Third Phase of Development

The fisheries harbour in Mangaluru is set to undergo a third phase of development, with tenders for the work expected to be floated by the end of December. The Karnataka state cabinet has approved Rs 49 crore for the project, which will include the construction of a new auction area,
3rd International Conference on Aquatic Animal Epidemiology Concludes in Lucknow, India

3rd International Conference on Aquatic Animal Epidemiology Concludes in Lucknow, India

The 3rd International Conference on Aquatic Animal Epidemiology (AquaEpi III), organized by the International Society of Aquatic Animal Epidemiology (ISAAE), concluded recently in Lucknow, India. This triennial event served as a vital platform for researchers, industry professionals, and stakeholders to exchange knowledge, network, and form productive collaborations in the field
Alert: Cyclone Michaung Brewing in Bay of Bengal, Odisha on High Alert

Alert: Cyclone Michaung Brewing in Bay of Bengal, Odisha on High Alert

The Bay of Bengal is brewing a storm as Cyclone Michaung is forming and may cross the Andhra-Odisha coasts on December 5th. Authorities in Odisha have issued warnings and put seven coastal districts on high alert. Fishermen Warned: Advising caution, officials have urged fishermen to avoid venturing into the sea
“Global Alarm: Urgent Measures Needed to Address Widespread Marine Mammal Bycatch Crisis”

“Global Alarm: Urgent Measures Needed to Address Widespread Marine Mammal Bycatch Crisis”

In a startling revelation, a recent report by prominent conservation groups has underscored the alarming failure of 11 nations to adhere to stringent U.S. standards aimed at preventing whale and dolphin bycatch in their fisheries. This grim reality sheds light on the devastating impact of entanglement in fishing gear, resulting
A Wave of Prosperity: Andhra Pradesh Invests Rs 1,000 Crore in Aquaculture Sector

A Wave of Prosperity: Andhra Pradesh Invests Rs 1,000 Crore in Aquaculture Sector

In a significant move to boost the aquaculture sector and enhance the livelihoods of fisherfolk, the Andhra Pradesh government has announced an investment of Rs 1,000 crore. This substantial allocation aims to transform the state’s aquaculture landscape, leading to increased productivity, improved infrastructure, and enhanced market linkages. The aquaculture sector
India’s Shrimp Industry Navigates Turbulent Waters Amidst Production Woes and Price Challenges

India’s Shrimp Industry Navigates Turbulent Waters Amidst Production Woes and Price Challenges

India’s shrimp industry, once a thriving sector contributing significantly to the country’s seafood exports, is currently grappling with a multitude of challenges that threaten its sustainability. The high costs of production, coupled with depressed shrimp prices, have left many shrimp farmers struggling to stay afloat. The escalating costs of feed,
Puducherry Embarks on a Transformative Initiative: 14 Artificial Reefs to Boost Coastal Fish Breeding

Puducherry Embarks on a Transformative Initiative: 14 Artificial Reefs to Boost Coastal Fish Breeding

In a groundbreaking move, the Puducherry government, in collaboration with the Central Marine Fisheries Institute (CMFRI), Visakhapatnam, is set to implement a ₹4.34 crore project to install 14 artificial reefs along its coastline. This ambitious endeavor, funded entirely by the Centre under the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY), aims
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
Odisha Fishermen Advised Exercise Caution Amidst Cyclonic Storm Warning

Odisha Fishermen Advised Exercise Caution Amidst Cyclonic Storm Warning

In response to the recent forecast by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicting the formation of a cyclonic storm in the Bay of Bengal, the Special Relief Commissioner (SRC) in Odisha has issued a precautionary warning to fishermen along the state’s coast. According to the IMD’s update, a low-pressure system,
ICAR-CMFRI Marks 75 Years of Marine Research with Commemorative Stamp Release

ICAR-CMFRI Marks 75 Years of Marine Research with Commemorative Stamp Release

Celebrating a milestone in marine research, the ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) has launched a Corporate My Stamp and Special Postal Cover. The release, symbolizing the institute’s 75 years of contributions to India’s marine fisheries research and development, took place in Kochi, where Postmaster General Sayeed Rashid officially presented
Seaweed Farming Success in Lakshadweep, India

Seaweed Farming Success in Lakshadweep, India

A pilot seaweed farming enterprise in Lakshadweep, an archipelago off the coast of Kerala in India, has been a huge success. The farm, which was initially launched in Chetlath, one of the smaller islands in Lakshadweep, has expanded to 30 plots with 3,000 net tubes. The first harvest yielded nearly