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SHRIMP EXPORT CHALLENGES
China emerges as key growth driver for India's frozen shrimp exports; US remains top market in FY26India's frozen shrimp exports soared to a record high in FY 2025-26, driven by robust demand from China, which emerged as a significant gro...- Strong balance sheets help India Inc absorb West Asia fallout: CrisilA stress test by Crisil Ratings covering 34 sectors that account for 65% of its rated corporate debt suggests that India Inc remains broadl...
- Science at scale: India’s journey from food security to global leadershipToday, India is the world’s largest producer of milk, pulses, and spices; the largest exporter of rice; and among the leading producers of ...
- India’s rising export champion faces a critical credibility testIndia's seafood exports are soaring, reaching record highs and aiming for $30 billion within five years. Despite overcoming US tariffs and ...
- Shrimp startup Aquapulse bags Rs 45 crore to connect farmers with global buyersAquapulse has secured ₹45 crore in a funding round led by NABVENTURES. This capital will boost farm technology and disease management. The ...
- West Asia conflict may dent India Inc profitability by 200 bps: CrisilA prolonged West Asia conflict poses a risk to India Inc's profitability. Crisil Ratings predicts a significant drop in operating margins d...
- India spots an export champion in a sector tariffs failed to sinkIndia's seafood sector has demonstrated remarkable resilience, transforming a 50% US tariff into a catalyst for growth. Through strategic m...
- Indian shrimp export industry to witness 12% revenue decline in FY26: ReportIndian shrimp exporters face a projected 12% revenue decline in FY26 due to steep US tariffs, impacting their competitiveness against rival...
- Tariff tangle: Cast shrimp nets right, and India could come up trumps!The rise in tariffs to over 50%, up from the previous 6–8%, significantly squeezes profitability and makes Indian shrimp uncompetitive agai...
- Indian shrimp exporters brace for unprecedented challenge in US; volumes to drop 7-9%Indian shrimp exporters are bracing for a tough time in the US market. This is due to new tariffs. These tariffs add to existing duties. Cr...
- Proposed US tariff to impact shrimp exports by 7-9 pc in FY26: Crisil RatingsCrisil Ratings anticipates a 7-9% decline in Indian shrimp exports this fiscal year due to proposed US tariff increases and financial penal...
- In troubled waters: Trump’s tariffs threaten India’s shrimp lifelineTrump’s tariffs to hit Indian shrimp processors and farmers hard, given that the US accounts for 41% of India’s shrimp exports.
- Higher shrimp price may boost productionThe US and South East Asia, particularly China, are the major buyers of Indian seafood.
- US tightens two norms on import of shrimpsIndia’s seafood export rose 22% on year to $7.1 billion in 2017-18 with frozen shrimp and frozen fish being the prime items.
- Indian seafood export touches new high at $7.08 billionFrozen shrimp maintained its position as the key contributor to seafood export basket, accounting for 68.46% of the total dollar earnings.
- Indian shrimp exports set to double to $7 bn by 2022: CrisilDuring 2016, China's shrimp production also nosedived 60 per cent even as its consumption more than doubled, rendering it a marginal export...
- Indian shrimp exports set to nearly double to $7 billion by 2022: CRISILProduction in Vietnam has declined ~40% from peak levels because of shortage of fresh water, salinity intrusion and illegal shrimp farming.
- Shrimp exports to US may jump on duty removalShrimp exports to the US are expected to bounce back five years after they started declining, as the WTO has forced Washington to withdraw ...
- US to contest WTO panel ruling on EBRThe US has decided to challenge the WTO panel’s ruling that the enhanced customs bonds requirement (EBR) from exporters was not in accordan...
- Amended anti-dumping bond still not WTO-compliantIndia has decided to challenge the rulings of the panel which had inferred that the amended CBD was not inconsistent with the WTO anti-dump...
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