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India’s Marine Fish Landings Rise 3% in 2025 as Tamil Nadu Takes Lead

CMFRI credits the rebound to favorable conditions under stricter fishing rules.

Overview

  • CMFRI said India’s marine fish landings reached 35.7 lakh tonnes in 2025, up 3% from 2024.
  • Tamil Nadu led with 6.85 lakh tonnes as Gujarat dropped about 15% after rough weather, longer fishing bans and cyclonic hits.
  • Karnataka rebounded 44% from a steep 2024 decline, while Maharashtra logged 18% growth.
  • Indian mackerel was the top catch at 2.70 lakh tonnes, with cephalopods and threadfin breams hitting decadal highs after 25% and 55% growth.
  • CMFRI estimated Rs 69,254 crore in value at landing centres and Rs 97,702 crore at retail, with national marketing efficiency rising to 70.88%.