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- For both the compulsive trader and careful investor: 25 stocks to watch if risk appetite returns; some with upside potential, some notIf the price of crude oil softens, Indian equities may again see a risk-on phase. Tariff concerns are no longer the central issue; the larg...
- Election impact on stock market explained: What likely BJP win in West Bengal means for investorsWest Bengal's election results signal a significant political shift with the BJP leading, prompting a surge in market sentiment. Analysts a...
- Our fisheries exports have risen from Rs 60,000 cr to Rs 68,000 cr after US tariffs: MoS BaghelIndia's fisheries exports have seen a significant rise, reaching Rs 68,000 crore from Rs 60,000 crore. This growth is attributed to explori...
- Govt asks seafood exporters to explore new markets amid US tariff hikeThe government has urged seafood exporters to confront high US tariffs by exploring alternative markets like the EU, Japan, and Southeast A...
- Bangladesh to export 2,420 tonnes of Hilsa fish to India ahead of festive seasonThe Bangladesh government has ordered the export of 2,420 tonnes of Hilsa fish to India ahead of the festive season. This move is expected ...
- MPEDA starts mobile kiosk for ready-to-eat fish productsThe mobile kiosk has been developed to empower women by providing them a means for their livelihood improvement.
- As China slashes prices, Diu fishermen find themselves in troubled watersThe troubles for the fishermen began in August, when India and China agreed to end their Doklam face-off and pull back troops.
- Sustainable plan on the menu: A fish for every seasonTo boost consumption of lesser-known fish, two online services share info on other varieties in the market and their traditional recipes.
- Mpeda to issue aquaculture farmers unique ID for traceability of productsMpeda chairman A Jayathilak said the purpose of enrollment is to identify each unit for extending the assistance schemes as well as for the...
- Seafood industry sceptical about efforts to raise catch of specific varieties like tunaIn 2013, marine capture fish landings on Indian coast fell 4% from the previous year to 3.78 million tonne, according to CMFRI.
- Trawling ban leads to increase in fish pricesFor premium varieties prices touched Rs 1,000 per kg in Chennai. The prices are in the range of Rs 600 to Rs 800 per kg in Karnataka and Ke...
- High-end restaurants bet on imported fishCostly Fish is prompting restaurants to go for imported varieties.Import of such varieties from SE Asia has gone up due to demand from prem...
- Kerala casts the net wide to export ornamental fishThe state is gearing up to exploit its potential in the ornamental fish, which have a good market in the US and Europe.
- Bangladesh bans Hilsha export to IndiaKolkata, the City of Joy, is unable to relish 'Hilsha' after Bangladesh banned its export to India.
- Kerala sees fall in seafood catchThere is an alarming drop in the seafood catch from the western coast this year, especially in the Kerala and Goa coasts. Industry estimate...
- MPEDA sets $6 bn export target by 2015On aquaculture, Mr Thomas said Rajiv Gandhi Centre for aquaculture is commercialising new technologies for scientific aquaculture.
- Frozen food doing hot business abroadThe ready-to-eat food makers are smacking their lips in delight at the increasing tilt towards frozen food among the lovers of Indian food ...
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