Scottish salmon’s major push into India

Indian High Commissioner Vikram K. Doraiswami during a visit to Mowi plant in Rosyth, Fife

Source: Salmon Scotland

Scottish salmon exporters are gearing up for a major push into India following a new trade deal set up to eliminate hefty tariffs.

Salmon farming leaders expect the removal of the current 33% tariff in 2025 to open doors to millions in salmon exports annually, boosting the Scottish economy and supporting coastal communities.

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