US tariffs hit India’s seafood

CIFT director Dr George Ninan speaking at MECOS 4 at CMFRI

Source: CMFRI

India’s seafood export industry is grappling with a major challenge following the recent US tariff hike, prompting urgent calls from industry leaders and policymakers for a rethink to sustain the sector’s growth

The issue dominated discussions at the industry meet held alongside the fourth International Symposium on Marine Ecosystems (MECOS 4) at the ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI).

With exports to the US – India’s largest seafood market – falling sharply, stakeholders urged immediate measures such as market diversification, value addition and technology-driven innovation to safeguard trade and revenue.

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