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Aquaculture Market India

India is one of the world's largest aquaculture producers, dominated by inland freshwater carp and coastal shrimp culture.

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Key species

  • Penaeus vannamei (shrimp)
  • Indian major carp
  • Pangasius
  • Tilapia

Export

Major shrimp exporter to US, EU, China and Japan.

Infrastructure

Well-developed hatchery, feed, processing and cold-chain along coasts; inland cold-chain expanding.

Investment trends

Growing appetite for shrimp super-intensive lined ponds and shrimp-RAS in premium clusters.

Challenges

Disease pressure, water quality, effluent management and residue compliance.

Planning considerations

Design farms for BAP / ASC readiness and export residue monitoring from day one.

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