‘India’s marine fish production touched 35.7 lakh tonnes in 2025’
India's marine fish production reached 35.7 lakh tonnes in 2025, reflecting a 3% increase from 2024. Tamil Nadu emerged as the top producer with 6.85 lakh tonnes, surpassing Gujarat, which saw a 15% decline due to adverse weather and extended fishing bans. Kerala maintained its position as the third-highest producer, according to data released by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI).
- ▪India's marine fish production reached 35.7 lakh tonnes in 2025, a 3% rise from 2024.
- ▪Tamil Nadu recorded the highest marine fish production with 6.85 lakh tonnes in 2025.
- ▪Gujarat slipped to second place due to a 15% decline caused by adverse weather and extended fishing bans.
- ▪Kerala retained third position in marine fish production according to the CMFRI report.
- ▪The annual marine fish landing estimates were released by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute in 2025.
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India’s marine fish production touched 35.7 lakh tonnes in 2025, marking a slight 3% increase over the 2024 landings.The annual marine fish landing estimates by the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI), which were released on Thursday, found that Tamil Nadu topped the production chart with 6.85 lakh tonnes, while Gujarat slipped to second place after a 15% decline, largely due to adverse weather, extended fishing bans. Kerala remained in third position, CMFRI officials told the media.
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