India’s shrimp export industry is facing turbulent tides as high reciprocal tariffs from the United States threaten to derail one of the country’s most lucrative seafood trades. Once a booming segment in Indo-US trade, shrimp exports are now caught in a net of rising costs and shrinking margins. Exporters are voicing serious concerns as profit lines get squeezed and competitiveness in the global market erodes. With the US being a key destination for Indian shrimp, these tariffs could lead to a sharp decline in trade volumes and financial setbacks for thousands of coastal communities dependent on aquaculture. As global seafood demand rises, Indian exporters now face the urgent task of finding alternative markets or negotiating more favorable trade terms. Will the industry sink or swim? #shrimpcrisis #indiaexports #seafoodtrade #usindiatrade #tarifftrouble #globaleconomy #aquaculture #exportnews #tradewar #fisheriesimpact #shrimpmarket #indianeconomy #reciprocaltariffs #blueeconomy #sustainabletrade