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India has reduced the tariff rate on Chilean seafood, including salmon, according to the Chilean National Fisheries and Aquaculture Agency. The executive director of the Salmon Association, Loreto Seguel, believes this agreement is crucial for the salmon industry and opens up new prospects for its growth. With India's large population and growing middle class, it is expected to become a major buyer of Chilean salmon, presenting a market with significant potential for expansion.
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News from SeafoodNews on July 26, the Chilean National Fisheries and Aquaculture Agency (Sernapesca) announced that India has reduced the tariff rate on Chilean seafood, including salmon. the Loreto Seguel, executive director of the Salmon Association, said the agreement was crucial for the salmon industry. the The association is made up of salmon farmers such as AquaChile, Australis, Cermaq, Mowi and Salmones ayssamen. the Loreto Seguel pointed out that this initiative is a milestone, opening up new prospects for the Chilean salmon industry and expanding product coverage. India is one of the most densely ...
Source: Foodmate
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