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Are you looking to import seafood from India?
Avon Seafoods specialize in sourcing frozen seafood from India to US. We have great relationships with factories growing diverse aquaculture species in great infrastructural production facilities. We use sustained measures to ensure quality of the seafood you order.
We specialize in the export of frozen fish and shrimp especially the L. Vannamei shrimp, a major seafood delicacy. Besides frozen shrimp and frozen fish, we also do frozen squid. In fact, we deliver all seafood products including fish, crustaceans, molluscs and others. Whether it is Litopenaeus vannamei (whiteleg shrimp) or Penaeus monodon (black tiger shrimp), we handle shrimp categories like headless shell on (HLSO) shrimp, PDTO (peeled and deveined tail on), peeled & deveined, peeled & deveined tail off, peeled undeveined, head on shell on and BTTY-TO (butterfly tail on).
Seafood export industry in India has grown huge over the years. Shrimp, Fish, Squid, Cuttlefish, Octopus, Crabs, Clams and Mussels etc. are being exported now. India is the best place for you to grow your wholesale, distributor or retail businesss of seafood.
We are a service oriented, customer focused agency that will do our utmost to ensure our customers are fully satisfied with our seafood products and services. We help importers, wholesalers and distributors to provide the best quality seafood.
SEAFOOD NEWS
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India led all shrimp US sources in January, sending the US 20,145t worth $201.0m, a whopping 49% increase in volume and 53% boost in value, according to NMFS. That volume means India owned a full third of the entire market during the month.
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As shrimp production soars, feed mills are springing up among the lush paddy fields and banana plantations all across Andhra Pradesh, India’s eastern coastal state and shrimp production hub.
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India’s shrimp exports may surpass USD 7 billion (EUR 5.8 billion) by 2022, doubling the country’s figure for 2016, according to a new report from Mumbai-based credit rating agency Crisil.
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India has urged the European Union not to ban or blacklist any seafood exporter immediately after finding problems with just one consignment as this extreme step worked against the interests of all the stakeholders.
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India's first quarter exports rose 21 percent off of increasing demand for frozen shrimp in the international market.
OUR SERVICES
Sourcing
We know the good and the bad ones out there. We source seafood directly from reliable and reputed HACCP/ FDA compliant processors. We have strategic sourcing/locations providing continuity of supply
Negotiations
We do stingy negotiations directly with the packers for you at the best rates in line with market trends, local
Quality Control
Our experienced team will supervise every consignment during production, after production and before loading for quality, weight, size, glazing, packing, labeling etc.
Shipment & Docs
We ensure timely shipment and documentation. We follow up with you until your goods are received at your place satisfactorily.
Value Added Products
We assist in developing new products for you. Let us help you in creating new flavors, forms and blends in line with the trends, convenience or health choices of your customer.
Market Information
We will keep you informed and educated of availability and demand of various species, sizes, prices, seasons, and local catch trends.
Top 18 US Shrimp Import
Sources by Volume, |
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Country | Metric Tons | Change | |
January 2018 | January 2017 | ||
INDIA | 20,145 | 13,566 | 49% |
INDONESIA | 11,954 | 10,775 | 11% |
ECUADOR | 7,120 | 5,348 | 33% |
THAILAND | 5,538 | 6,467 | -14% |
CHINA | 5,434 | 4,025 | 35% |
VIETNAM | 4,088 | 3,908 | 4% |
MEXICO | 2,490 | 2,219 | 12% |
HONDURAS | 884 | 640 | 38% |
ARGENTINA | 780 | 838 | -7% |
PERU | 721 | 800 | -10% |
GUYANA | 606 | 880 | -31% |
VENEZUELA | 525 | 170 | 208% |
NICARAGUA | 225 | 171 | 32% |
PHILIPPINES | 216 | 151 | 43% |
BANGLADESH | 215 | 281 | -23% |
PANAMA | 208 | 218 | -5% |
GUATEMALA | 103 | 300 | -7% |
CANADA | 100 | 103 | -3% |
Total for all countries | 61,593 | 51,102 | 21% |
Source: National Marine Fisheries Service |