💨 Abstract
The FICCI study predicts significant pressure on Indian seafood exports due to the US's reciprocal tariffs. India's seafood exports, valued at $2.58 billion, are primarily to the US, with frozen shrimp being the dominant product. The new tariff regime may shift market dominance from Asian countries to Latin American ones due to their relative tariff advantage.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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