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Owner of India’s largest US shrimp market player eyes Africa, Central America farming

In addition, Sandhya is looking to invest in implementing intensive farming technology in India, where the company operates farms producing 4,000-5,000 metric tons

By Tom Seaman | Sept. 13, 2022 18:55 BST
Chowdary Kunam, the top executive of both AZ Gems and India's Sandhya Aquaculture, which are owned by his family. AZ Gems is the largest importer of Indian shrimp in the US. Credit: Undercurrent News/Tom Seaman
Chowdary Kunam, the top executive of both AZ Gems and India's Sandhya Aquaculture, which are owned by his family. AZ Gems is the largest importer of Indian shrimp in the US. Credit: Undercurrent News/Tom Seaman
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UTRECHT, the Netherlands -- The owners of India's Sandhya Aqua are looking to invest in developing farming in the domestic sector but also eyeing expansion further afield [...]

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