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Tampa area shrimp industry workers hopeful tariffs will help business

India's seafood exporters are preparing to ship 35,000-40,000 tonnes of shrimp to the US.
President Trump temporarily paused a planned 26% reciprocal tariff, reducing it to 10% for most nations.
The temporary reprieve is for 90 days, maintaining a 10% tariff, except for China's 145% duty.
K N Raghavan said shipments held back will now be processed, as the pause provides opportunity.
The US remains India's largest shrimp market, importing $2.7 billion worth in 2023-24, and exporters seek a 'level-playing field' in trade talks.

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Bay News 9

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Tampa area shrimp industry workers hopeful tariffs will help business

Experts say the shrimping industry has taken a big hit over the last several years because of foreign imports.

5 days ago

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Deutsche Welle

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Trump tariff pause gives India room to rethink exports

With the US suspending tariffs, Indian manufacturers are adapting fast, rethinking exports, reducing reliance on the US and targeting new markets to stay competitive.

6 days ago·Bonn, Germany

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The Globe & Mail

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How Trump's tariffs sparked international rivalry over seafood

Donald Trump's sweeping global tariffs have sparked turmoil for industries around the world. In India, shrimp producers say they are among the collateral damage. Fiona Jones reports.

6 days ago·Canada

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India Today

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Trump tariffs: How India can turn crisis into opportunity

India should seize the 90-day pause to explore how it can take advantage of realigned trade rules and emerging technologies to reinvent its economic trajectory

7 days ago·India

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Hindustan Times

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India is preparing to ship 40,000 tonnes of shrimp to US after Donald Trump's tariff pause

About 2,000 containers of shrimp that had been delayed are now being readied for export following Trump's April 9 decision to pause the higher tariffs.

7 days ago·New Delhi, India

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The Hindu

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India preparing to ship 40,000 tonnes of shrimp to U.S. after tariff pause

About 2,000 containers of shrimp that had been delayed are now being readied for export following Trump's April 9 decision to pause the higher tariffs

7 days ago·India

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