India has announced plans to export 700 tonnes of hilsa to Bangladesh, a key move aimed at strengthening economic ties between the two countries. The fish, known for its high market value, will be shipped from the Port of Kolkata in early next month, catering to Bangladesh’s growing demand. Fisheries authorities highlighted that the export will boost local economies and support fishermen in both nations. The decision comes after recent talks to ease trade barriers and promote fish trade between India and Bangladesh.
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India to Export 700 Tonnes of Hilsa to Bangladesh
India is preparing to ship 700 tonnes of its prized hilsa fish to Bangladesh, a move that marks a significant boost in cross‑border trade between the two neighbours. The shipment, scheduled for early next month, will be handled through Kolkata’s Port of Kolkata and will cater to the rising demand for hilsa in Bangladesh’s markets. Fisheries officials say the export will benefit both countries’ economies and strengthen bilateral ties. The deal follows recent discussions on easing trade restrictions and expanding fish trade routes.
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India to Export 700 Tonnes of Hilsa to BangladeshPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata
