India's Seafood Exporters Seek New Markets Due to US Tariffs

Indian seafood exporters are facing challenges because of high tariffs imposed by the United States.

These tariffs have made it more expensive for them to sell their products in the US.

To deal with this, they're looking for new places to sell, like the European Union, China, and other Asian and Middle Eastern countries.

The EU is already a significant market, and new trade agreements are expected to help.

The exporters are also exploring Egypt as a new destination.

They're anticipating a drop in shrimp exports because of the US tariffs.

An upcoming seafood conference will discuss trade and sustainability.