Archive · 23 Aug 2025
India's Seafood Exports Flat at $7.45 Billion in FY25
India's seafood exports stayed the same in 2024-25, earning $7.45 billion.
Although the total value remained the same, the amount of seafood shipped went down.
The biggest seller was frozen shrimp, with the US and China buying the most.
The US was the top buyer by spending, followed by China.
The main ports that handled the seafood were Vizag and JNPT.
India's seafood exports remained flat at $7.45 billion in 2024-25.
Export volume decreased to 16,98,170 tonne in the last fiscal year.
Frozen shrimp was the major exported item, with the US and China as major importers.
The US remained the top importer of Indian seafood by value, with $2.71 billion.
Exports to China were valued at $1.27 billion.
- Who
- India.
- What
- India's seafood exports were flat in 2024-25.
- When
- During 2024-25.
- Where
- India, exporting to various countries including the US and China.
- Why
- Not explicitly stated in the article.
- Export Value (2024-25)
- $7.45 billion
- Export Volume (2024-25)
- 16,98,170 tonne
- Major Export Item
- Frozen Shrimp
- Top Importer by Value
- US ($2.71 billion)
- Exports to China
- $1.27 billion
- Ports Handling Cargo
- Vizag, JNPT
