Kamal Jain, Director, Cargomen Logistics says, “India’s customs clearance has seen remarkable advancements over the last 20 years, largely due to digitalisation. Processes are now faster, with reduced dependency on physical documents and presence, thanks to e-governance systems like EDI / E-Office. However, further improvements—such as seamless integration with participating government agencies (PGA) , simplified documentation, faster dispute resolution of interpretation of notification and HSN, and better transparency—can drive even greater efficiency and predictability.”
‘Better transparency can drive greater efficiency and predictability in customs’
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Sunil Kohli, MD, Rahat Cargo said, “The exporters and the Indian government are aware of the challenges faced by the seafood export sector due to fluctuations in international
CK Govil, CMD, Activair Airfreight said, “India’s seafood exports are witnessing strong growth, with Andhra Pradesh emerging as a major contributor due to its robust aquaculture
Balagopal Balachandran, National Head Air Freight, FEI Cargo said, “India’s seafood exports touched a record ₹72,325.82 crore ($8.28 billion) in FY 2025-26, growing 11.2%
Satish Lakkaraju, CEO, Nexgen Logistics said, “India’s seafood story is shifting from volume to value, and Andhra Pradesh sits at the heart of it, contributing close to 30 per cent

