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The Ticking Clock: Why "Fresh" is India's Hardest Promise The Ticking Clock: Why "Fresh" is India's Hardest Promise

The Ticking Clock: Why "Fresh" is India's Hardest Promise

Shailesh Patel   May 4, 2026

India’s seafood supply chain is being reshaped as new players use direct sourcing, cold-chain logistics and data-led demand foreca...

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