Pathway analysis of India’s fish meal import and export trade using time series data

The current paper examines the trade dynamics of fish meal import and export under the HS code 230120 to assess the market dynamics, forecast future movements, as well as to identify key challenges and opportunities in India’s fishmeal trade. India’s fish meal trade showa contrasting trend, with imports recording negative growth, while exports achieved an average compound annual growth rate of 21.3%. A trade balance index score of nearly 0.9, further indicates that India has emerged as a source market rather than a destination market for fish meal in the global arena, especially after 2010. South-East Asian countries like Bangladesh, Vietnam, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia and China are the main export destinations for fish meal from India; collectively accounting for almost 80% of the total export volume and value. In the future, rising aquaculture production and growing global demand for fish meal from India, are expected to drive both domestic consumption of fish meal by the feed industry and a gradual increase in imports, particularly with the recent reduction of import duty from 15 to 5%. Keywords: Export, Fish meal, Growth rate, Import, Market dynamics, Trade balance

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Indian Journal of Fisheries
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.21077/ijf.2025.72.3.149087-18
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Agricultural Economics and Practices
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Pathway analysis of India’s fish meal import and export trade using time series data

Puthenpurakkal Kizhakkethil Binsi, C. G. Joshy, K. Elavarasan, A.A. Zynudheen et al.
Indian Journal of Fisheries
Agricultural Economics and Practices
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Pathway analysis of India’s fish meal import and export trade using time series data

Puthenpurakkal Kizhakkethil Binsi, C. G. Joshy, K. Elavarasan, A.A. Zynudheen, J. Bindu
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The current paper examines the trade dynamics of fish meal import and export under the HS code 230120 to assess the market dynamics, forecast future movements, as well as to identify key challenges and opportunities in India’s fishmeal trade. India’s fish meal trade showa contrasting trend, with imports recording negative growth, while exports achieved an average compound annual growth rate of 21.3%. A trade balance index score of nearly 0.9, further indicates that India has emerged as a source market rather than a destination market for fish meal in the global arena, especially after 2010. South-East Asian countries like Bangladesh, Vietnam, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia and China are the main export destinations for fish meal from India; collectively accounting for almost 80% of the total export volume and value. In the future, rising aquaculture production and growing global demand for fish meal from India, are expected to drive both domestic consumption of fish meal by the feed industry and a gradual increase in imports, particularly with the recent reduction of import duty from 15 to 5%. Keywords: Export, Fish meal, Growth rate, Import, Market dynamics, Trade balance

Indian Journal of FisheriesVol. 72(3)
Central Institute of Fisheries Technology (IN)
Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Central Institute of Fisheries Technology, Indian Council of Agricultural Research
Openalex Percentile: Top 58%
Agricultural Economics and Practices
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