Trade pact to double Indian seafood exports

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Source: MPEDA

India’s seafood sector is set for a major boost as the India–UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) opens up new opportunities for processed seafood and the potential to double aquaculture exports.

The agreement, which provides zero-duty access to 99% of tariff lines, is expected to enhance India’s competitiveness in the UK market and promote sustainable seafood farming practices.

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