India launches Aqua Trace to strengthen shrimp export traceability
Aqua Trace will help aquaculture farms and hatcheries document shrimp supply chains, improve food-safety compliance and reduce export rejections ahead of US seafood traceability requirements planned for January 2028.
India launched Aqua Trace for aquaculture farms and hatcheries to improve shrimp traceability, food-safety compliance and export acceptance. The move supports seafood supply chains ahead of planned US mandatory traceability requirements in 2028.
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No related recent Aqua Trace signals were provided. The India launch centers on shrimp supply-chain documentation, export compliance and preparation for US requirements planned for January 2028.
Omni-channel is steady, with 1,719 signals recorded over the past 90 days; no QoQ figure was provided.
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