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India Secures Market Access for Animal-Origin Products under EU’s Revised AMR Regulations

Official Press

04 Feb 2026

India has ensured continued market access for its animal-origin products, such as aquaculture products and eggs, in the European Union despite enhanced regulatory requirements due to new amendments addressing Antimicrobial Resistance. Thanks to proactive efforts by the Government of India and various stakeholders to strengthen regulatory compliance, India will retain market access beyond September 2026.

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Government Initiatives to Develop Fisheries and Aquaculture in India

Boost for Fishing Communities: Insurance Schemes by Ministry of Fisheries

Boost in Fish Production with Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana

Underutilisation of PMMSY Funds: Challenges and Recommendations