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Diversification Drive: Who is Buying Now?
India’s shrimp exports to the US have been hit by steep tariffs but showed short-term shipment resilience in Nov–Dec 2025; exporters are diversifying to Europe, East Asia and other markets while domestic consumption is rising slowly, not enough to offset export shocks. Overview of current status India’s shrimp trade with the United States faced a…
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EHP in Hatcheries: How the Cycle Starts and Why LRTs Become High-Risk Zones
Enterocytozoon hepatopenaei (EHP) is a silent but serious threat in shrimp hatcheries. While nauplii are safe, infection begins once larvae reach the Zoea stage and start feeding. From there, spores multiply inside the hepatopancreas, are shed in feces, and recycled through the larval rearing tank (LRT). Without strict biosecurity, the LRT quickly becomes an amplification…
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Shrimping Through the Storm: Why India’s Aquaculture Industry Expects a Better 2026
Despite steep US tariffs and export headwinds, India’s shrimp industry is gearing up for a stronger 2026. Hatcheries report rising PL demand, exporters are diversifying into Asian and European markets, and new trade deals offer fresh hope. With innovation and resilience at the helm, the sector isn’t sinking—it’s adapting.
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