Noida, May 18 (APAC Media): India’s seafood exports have reached an all-time high of ₹72,000 crore, marking a significant milestone for the country’s marine export sector, according to official government data.
Export volumes also recorded robust growth, rising to 19.32 lakh metric tonnes during the period under review, reflecting sustained global demand for Indian seafood products across key international markets.
Frozen shrimp remained the dominant export item, contributing ₹47,973 crore and continuing to anchor India’s seafood export basket as the single largest commodity in the segment.
An official statement said, “The record performance reflects the resilience of India’s seafood sector, supported by improved supply chain efficiency, expansion of aquaculture production, and consistent demand from major importing countries.”
Seafood Exports at an All-Time High
🔹India’s seafood exports have reached an all-time high of ₹72,000 crore. In terms of volume, exports have reached 19.32 lakh metric tonnes
🔹Frozen shrimp alone contributed ₹47,973 crore to India’s record-breaking seafood export figures… pic.twitter.com/QpX20jVGMD
— PIB India (@PIB_India) May 18, 2026
Officials noted that the growth underscores India’s strengthening position in global seafood trade and the increasing competitiveness of its marine products in international markets.
The achievement is expected to further benefit coastal economies and enhance livelihoods dependent on fisheries and aquaculture, particularly in major producing states.
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