Anyone exporting marine products from India, such as fish, shrimp and other seafood, must register with MPEDA, the Marine Products Export Development Authority, under the MPEDA Act, 1972. Merchant exporters and manufacturer exporters both register, and processing plants and storage premises are registered separately. You apply with your IEC, PAN and business details, and keep the registration valid by renewing it before it expires.
MPEDA is the statutory body under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry responsible for promoting marine product exports. It registers exporters, processing plants and storage premises, and supports quality, traceability and market access.
Many importing countries, including the EU, require seafood to come from approved processing establishments with health certificates issued in India. Check the requirements of your target market early, because plant approvals take time.
Yes. Exporters of marine products from India must be registered with MPEDA.
Yes. Both merchant and manufacturer exporters register with MPEDA.
Yes. Processing plants, storage and related premises supplying exports are registered separately.
Usually yes. EU buyers need product from approved establishments with export health certificates, in addition to MPEDA registration.
We check your documents, file the application, follow up on queries and track renewal, so the registration is ready before your first shipment. BuyGenix members can also see live buyer requirements for their products from importers in India and abroad.
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