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India aims for more seafood diversification but vannamei still main focus

Vannamei shrimp will still account for the largest chunk of India's seafood exports in the coming years; however, the country is working hard to up the production of other products, including black tiger shrimp, tilapia or barramundi, says MPEDA

By María Feijóo | Sept. 30, 2022 09:59 BST
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BREMEN, Germany -- India's aquaculture seafood production is set to diversify further in the coming years, following the country's goal of developing new markets away from shrimp, T.R. Gibinkumar, deputy director of India's Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA), told Undercurrent News. [...]

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