Archive · 20 Sep 2025
India Aims to Double Seafood Exports by 2030
India wants to sell twice as much seafood to other countries by 2030, aiming for $15 billion in exports.
The country currently ships seafood to many places.
The industry supports a lot of people who catch and farm fish.
A big seafood show will happen in September where people from different countries will come together to show their products and talk about how to make sure the seafood is caught and farmed in a responsible way.
India aims to double seafood exports to $15 billion by 2030.
India currently exports seafood to 132 countries.
Seafood exports in 2024-25 were worth $7.45 billion.
The fisheries sector supports over 30 million people.
The India International Seafood Show will be held in September.
- Who
- India
- What
- Seafood Export Expansion
- When
- By 2030
- Where
- Global markets
- Why
- To increase seafood exports
- Export Goal
- $15 billion by 2030
- Current Export Destination
- 132 countries
- 2024-25 Seafood Exports
- Rs 62,408.45 crore ($7.45 billion)
- 2023-24 Seafood Exports
- Rs 60,523.89 crore ($7.38 billion)
- India International Seafood Show
- September 25-28, Bharat Mandapam
- Show Motto
- Sustainably Harvested, Humanely Sourced
- Fisheries Sector Support
- Over 30 million fishers and fish farmers
Sources
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India aims to double seafood exports to $15 billion by 2030