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ECONOMIC WOES IN EUROPE SLASH INDIAN SEAFOOD EXPORTS

Gujarat’s seafood are facing a challenging Christmas season, as demand from Europe has dropped significantly due to economic inflation.

February 22, 2025By Davos Pham1 min readView as Markdown

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Gujarat’s seafood exporters are facing a challenging Christmas season, as demand from Europe has dropped significantly due to economic difficulties and inflation. Exports to Europe, which account for 30% of Gujarat's seafood trade, have fallen by 20%, driven by the Eurozone’s reduced purchasing power amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and rising prices.


While Christmas usually boosts demand, seafood prices have declined due to oversupply, further affecting profitability. European buyers are scaling back orders, particularly for high-end seafood items, due to tighter budgets.


Exporters are also battling global economic slowdowns, with key markets like Japan and China reducing their imports. Despite these challenges, Gujarat’s exporters remain resilient as they navigate these turbulent market conditions.

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