Social Scientist. v 4, no. 46 (May 1976) p. Back material.


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FROM THE BLUE ACRES TO THE MARKETS OF THE WORLD

Seafood from India is increasingly in demand in far-flung markets of the world. Frozen and canned shrimps, frozen froglegs and lobsters and a host of other seafoods from India are finding favour with gourmets the world over.

Seafood export earned for the country foreign exchange worth over Rs 1245 million in 1975-76.

The fishery wealth of the Indian seas is well known but little exploited. There is more in them than ever came out. Quite promising are the treasures of the deeper waters.

Are you looking for a promising export" oriented industry? Then contact for information and guidance:

THE MARINE PRODUCTS EXPORT DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

(Ministry of Commerce, Government of India) Post Box 1708, M. G. Road, Cochin-682 016, India.



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