Opportunity Knocks: Indian Aquaculture Stocks Soar as China Halts Japanese Imports
The recent decision by China to halt imports of all aquatic products from Japan has sent shockwaves through the global seafood industry, creating ripples of uncertainty and opportunity. Indian aquaculture stocks, in particular, have experienced a surge in value as investors anticipate a rise in demand for Indian seafood products
Andhra Pradesh Takes a Multi-Pronged Approach to Promote Seafood Consumption
Andhra Pradesh, a coastal state in India with an extensive coastline of nearly 1,000 km, is blessed with abundant marine resources. Despite this abundance, the state has traditionally faced challenges in developing a robust domestic market for fish, shrimp, and aquaculture products. To address this issue, the Andhra Pradesh government
Indian seafood trading platform Captain Fresh Bolsters European Presence with Ex-Amazon Executive
Indian seafood trading platform Captain Fresh is making a bold move to expand its reach in Europe by appointing Basola Valles as CEO of its European operations. Based in Madrid, Valles will spearhead the company's efforts to broaden its buying base beyond India and establish a strong presence in the
India’s Food Safety Watchdog Raises Alarm Over Banned Antibiotics in Seafood and Meat
India's top drug advisory body, the Drugs Technical Advisory Board (DTAB), has expressed concerns over the detection of banned antibiotics in seafood and meat products. This alarming discovery raises serious public health concerns as it could lead to the development of antibiotic resistance (AMR) in humans.
SEAI Drives MSC Certification for Indian Marine Species, Enhancing Seafood Market Access
The Seafood Exporters Association of India (SEAI) is spearheading efforts to secure Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification for a variety of marine species caught off India's coast. This move aims to boost the sustainability credentials of Indian seafood and expand its reach in international markets.
Indian Seafood Industry Adapts to Market Challenges with Alternative Export Strategies
Facing setbacks in the US market, its largest export destination, India's seafood industry is charting a new course to achieve its ambitious target of $14 billion in exports by 2025. The industry is exploring alternative strategies that involve diversifying export markets, focusing on value-added products, and leveraging free trade agreements