India’s seafood industry, a major pillar of the country’s agri-export basket, is facing renewed headwinds as the United States considers higher import tariffs on certain marine products. The US, which accounts for nearly one-third of India’s seafood exports, remains a vital market for shrimp and frozen fish. However, with protectionist trade measures tightening, exporters are exploring opportunities in Japan, China, the European Union, and West Asia to diversify their customer base.