Welcome to 19th India International Seafood Show - 10th to 12th January 2014-
India International Seafood Show (IISS) is one of the largest Seafood Fairs in Asia. It is a biennial show and a common forum for Seafood processors, Exporters, Importers, Aquaculturists, Processing Machinery manufacturers and allied industries to meet under one roof. The show attracts a large number of seafood trading people and enables them to find out suitable means of strengthening the seafood trade for mutual benefits. The very objective of organizing the IISS is to highlight India's immense fishery potential and the rapid progress made by the country in the fisheries sector. The IISS offers immense opportunity to the participants to exchange ideas for mutual benefits and explore further possibility in strengthening the trade relation.
The Show
The first seafood show was held in 1973 at Mumbai and in 2014, it is the 19th edition that is going to be held from 10th to 12th January 2014 at Chennai Trade Centre, Chennai, India, promises to be even bigger and better. The 19th IISS is a completely revamped event which will showcase enhanced overseas participation in terms of stalls, delegates and visitors registering an increased show area. This year the show will spread over an area of 6100 sq. mtr in the hall nos 2 & 3 of the majestic Chennai Trade Centre.
Meet face to face with seafood buyers, discover new business relationships, and grow your sales at one of the Asia’s largest seafood exposition. Become an exhibitor and meet with top seafood buyers from the retail and foodservice industries and network with wholesalers, distributors, importers and exporters making business in the India easier and more accessible.
Why Exhibit?
The India International Seafood Show is India's largest seafood trade exposition presenting tremendous scope for tapping new avenues and introducing various technology and products to the global market. With multifold increase in Litopenaeus vannamei production, India is poised for enhancement in production infrastructure. IISS 2014 also provides great opportunity to forge new partnerships and strengthen the existing relationship, for all the sectors associated with seafood industry.
Indian seafood exports have grown exponentially over the past 5 years. India exported quality seafood worth US $ 3.50 Billion in 2011-12 and is expected to achieve US $ 5 Billion in 2014-15. Sustainable fishing methods, increased aquaculture production particularly of L. vannamei facilitates participation in this growth story.
Why Visit?
India’s seafood industry has become one of the leading suppliers of quality seafood to all the major markets of the world. India is the second largest aquaculture producer in the world, the 2nd largest exporter of shrimps to Europe, the 3rd largest exporter of shrimps to Japan and 4th largest exporter of shrimps to US. India has world class seafood processing plants that follow quality control regimes compliant to stringent international regulatory requirements.
IISS 2014 is focusing on “Guilt free seafood from India” to highlight the sustainable practices followed in capture & Culture fisheries in India, where the fish symbolises both transformation and creation. Indian fishermen and aqua farmers have made it their tradition to do their activities in a sustainable way and in harmony with the nature. As a result the incredible seafood from Incredible !ndia can be consumed without any trace of guilt.
Contact Details
Contact Person:Sales Manager
Telephone:
Email:
India International Seafood Show (IISS) is one of the largest Seafood Fairs in Asia. It is a biennial show and a common forum for Seafood processors, Exporters, Importers, Aquaculturists, Processing Machinery manufacturers and allied industries to meet under one roof. The show attracts a large number of seafood trading people and enables them to find out suitable means of strengthening the seafood trade for mutual benefits. The very objective of organizing the IISS is to highlight India's immense fishery potential and the rapid progress made by the country in the fisheries sector. The IISS offers immense opportunity to the participants to exchange ideas for mutual benefits and explore further possibility in strengthening the trade relation.
The Show
The first seafood show was held in 1973 at Mumbai and in 2014, it is the 19th edition that is going to be held from 10th to 12th January 2014 at Chennai Trade Centre, Chennai, India, promises to be even bigger and better. The 19th IISS is a completely revamped event which will showcase enhanced overseas participation in terms of stalls, delegates and visitors registering an increased show area. This year the show will spread over an area of 6100 sq. mtr in the hall nos 2 & 3 of the majestic Chennai Trade Centre.
Meet face to face with seafood buyers, discover new business relationships, and grow your sales at one of the Asia’s largest seafood exposition. Become an exhibitor and meet with top seafood buyers from the retail and foodservice industries and network with wholesalers, distributors, importers and exporters making business in the India easier and more accessible.
Why Exhibit?
The India International Seafood Show is India's largest seafood trade exposition presenting tremendous scope for tapping new avenues and introducing various technology and products to the global market. With multifold increase in Litopenaeus vannamei production, India is poised for enhancement in production infrastructure. IISS 2014 also provides great opportunity to forge new partnerships and strengthen the existing relationship, for all the sectors associated with seafood industry.
Indian seafood exports have grown exponentially over the past 5 years. India exported quality seafood worth US $ 3.50 Billion in 2011-12 and is expected to achieve US $ 5 Billion in 2014-15. Sustainable fishing methods, increased aquaculture production particularly of L. vannamei facilitates participation in this growth story.
Why Visit?
India’s seafood industry has become one of the leading suppliers of quality seafood to all the major markets of the world. India is the second largest aquaculture producer in the world, the 2nd largest exporter of shrimps to Europe, the 3rd largest exporter of shrimps to Japan and 4th largest exporter of shrimps to US. India has world class seafood processing plants that follow quality control regimes compliant to stringent international regulatory requirements.
IISS 2014 is focusing on “Guilt free seafood from India” to highlight the sustainable practices followed in capture & Culture fisheries in India, where the fish symbolises both transformation and creation. Indian fishermen and aqua farmers have made it their tradition to do their activities in a sustainable way and in harmony with the nature. As a result the incredible seafood from Incredible !ndia can be consumed without any trace of guilt.
Contact Details
Contact Person:Sales Manager
Telephone:
Email:
