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07-December-2011 18:16 IST

Details are at Annexure I.

MPEDA Plans to enable exporters to earn US $ 4 billion in 2011-12.

Exports in current FY 2011-12 (April-September 2011) have been about $ 1.5 billion. 

As per the FAO yearbook, the total world seafood export for 2008 was US$ 101.98 billion, India’s total seafood export during 2008 was US$ 1.98 billion, meaning thereby that India’s share in world seafood trade is around 2%.

The details for African countries are at Annexure II.  

Annex – 1

ITEM WISE EXPORT OF MARINE PRODUCTS

(Q: Quantity in M T, V: Value in `Rs. Crore, $: US Dollar Million)

Item

  

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

Frozen Shrimp

Q:

126042

130553

151465

 

V:

3779.88

4182.35

5718.13

 

$:

839.30

883.03

1261.81

Frozen Fin Fish

Q:

238543

260979

312358

 

V:

1722.29

2032.33

2623.89

 

$:

375.23

430.94

583.48

Frozen Cuttlefish

Q:

50698

63504

59159

 

V:

760.59

923.83

1104.57

 

$:

168.17

195.69

244.62

Frozen Squid

Q:

57125

61445

87579

 

V:

632.35

622.63

1010.57

 

$:

142.87

132.24

223.67

Dried items

Q:

31688

47053

79059

 

V:

420.75

981.11

954.94

 

$:

92.51

208.72

212.22

Live items

Q:

3434

5492

5208

 

V:

99.00

139.14

142.15

 

$:

21.82

29.52

31.46

Chilled items

Q:

21453

28817

21118

 

V:

217.34

264.49

257.54

 

$:

48.39

55.87

56.93

Others

Q:

73851

80592

97145

 

V:

975.75

902.64

1089.67

 

$:

220.33

196.84

242.72

Total

Q:

602835

678436

813091

 

V:

8607.94

10048.53

12901.47

 

$:

1908.63

2132.84

2856.92

                                                                                                              Annex – 2 

INDIAN MARINE PRODUCTS EXPORTS TO AFRICAN COUNTRIES

Sl. No.

Name of Countries

2010-11

2009-10

2008-09

Qty. in Ton

Value in

` Lakh

US$ (Million)

Qty. in Ton

Value in

` Lakh

US$ (Million)

Qty. in Ton

Value in

` Lakh

US$ (Million)
 

1

Mauritius

1240

3326.93

7.40

1528

3493.89

7.41

1484

3421.62

7.46

2

Seychelles

92

334.55

0.73

83

318.10

0.63

21

136.74

0.32

3

South Africa

5242

14215.52

31.55

5613

13566.77

28.65

5379

10654.91

23.48

4

Mali

0

0.00

0.00

0

0.00

0.00

0

0.00

0.00

5

Mozambique

300

72.19

0.16

28

15.68

0.03

787

262.66

0.56

6

Reunion

2114

5563.39

12.34

2331

5896.46

12.47

1886

4381.05

9.58

7

Namibia

0

0.00

0.00

0

0.00

0.00

0

0.00

0.00

8

Kenya

738

285.64

0.63

1194

476.99

1.01

81

20.64

0.04

9

Morocco

34

59.63

0.13

5

26.00

0.05

0

0.00

0.00

10

Tunisia

4942

2749.80

6.10

5601

2790.93

5.91

11466

7145.58

15.89

11

Libya

531

340.62

0.76

1871

975.40

2.08

402

268.85

0.56

12

Egypt

3477

5717.80

12.53

6757

7395.51

15.52

7695

5553.05

12.21

13

Uganda

129

79.99

0.17

50

31.61

0.06

202

134.59

0.27

14

Nigeria

36

35.75

0.08

218

161.61

0.35

300

117.17

0.25

15

Togo

54

30.39

0.07

109

57.45

0.12

126

59.10

0.12

16

Algeria

1207

1500.55

3.31

997

1101.10

2.31

751

920.12

1.99

17

Guinea (West Africa)

455

340.92

0.76

459

361.18

0.76

307

186.46

0.39

18

Angola (Luanda)

864

749.88

1.66

600

644.11

1.37

828

440.84

0.92

19

Tanzania

711

311.00

0.70

984

441.03

0.95

425

146.00

0.31

20

Dominican Republic

905

2635.72

5.80

824

2006.23

4.25

731

1445.11

3.20

21

Ivory Cost

679

488.11

1.09

231

157.70

0.34

369

174.12

0.37

22

Cuba

0

0.00

0.00

0

0.00

0.00

48

65.64

0.15

23

Benin Republic

191

139.11

0.31

57

21.56

0.05

225

76.31

0.17

24

Cameroon

749

414.61

0.92

229

71.55

0.15

1094

411.84

0.89

25

Congo

400

173.52

0.38

370

140.03

0.29

107

49.52

0.10

26

Ghana

11

10.55

0.02

116

57.94

0.13

486

133.67

0.28

27

Liberia

0

0.00

0.00

20

11.95

0.02

80

26.65

0.06

28

Madagascar

440

140.71

0.31

39

12.35

0.03

135

51.33

0.11

29

Zimbabwe

165

36.65

0.08

0

0.00

0.00

0

0.00

0.00
 

 

Total

25706

39753.55

88.00

30314

40233.14

84.93

35415

36283.58

79.67

This information was given by Shri Jyotiraditya M. Scindia, Minister of State for Commerce & Industry  in written reply to a question in  Rajya   Sabha today.

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