October28 , 2026

    India seeks to boost marine exports to Russia and the EU

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    India is stepping up efforts to boost marine product exports to Russia and the European Union, aiming to diversify markets and strengthen its seafood trade. The government is exploring new trade routes, certification alignments, and quality assurance measures to meet the stringent standards of European buyers while expanding its footprint in Russia, which has emerged as a key market amid shifting global trade dynamics. Industry officials say the move could significantly enhance India’s seafood export revenue and support coastal communities engaged in fishing and aquaculture.