29-30 January, 2025 
Hall no.2, Bombay Exhibition Center, Mumbai-India
+91 9987277766
29-30 January, 2025 Hall no.2, Bombay Exhibition Center, Mumbai-India +91 9987277766
In a significant move towards sustainable fishing, the government is considering subsidies for the use of Turtle Excluder Devices (TEDs) in fishing nets, aiming to protect endangered sea turtles. This initiative highlights the increasing emphasis on eco-friendly practices in the fishing industry. The International Fishery Tech Expo (IFT Expo) 2025 will highlight these developments, offering attendees a chance to explore the latest sustainable fishing technologies
India's shrimp industry is booming, with stocks rising as the country targets a larger slice of the global seafood market. This growth highlights the importance of innovation in seafood technology. As the industry evolves, innovations and advancements in seafood processing and technology become crucial. This aligns perfectly with the objectives of the upcoming International Fishery Tech Expo (IFT Expo), scheduled for January 29-30, 2025, in Mumbai.
In a groundbreaking development, the latest UN report reveals that aquaculture has overtaken wild fisheries in global production for the first time. This shift underscores the growing importance of farmed seafood in meeting global demand and highlights the need for sustainable practices to support this rapidly expanding sector. At the upcoming International Fishery Tech Expo (IFT Expo) 2025, this development will be a central theme.
