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Seafood Processing: A Rising Tide for the Cleaning Industry

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The seafood processing industry in India is scaling new heights, driven by soaring global demand and stringent hygiene regulations. With exports surpassing ₹60,000 crore, processing plants are expanding rapidly, placing hygiene and sanitation at the forefront of operations. This fast-growing sector presents a significant opportunity for the cleaning industry.

Cleaning at the Core of Quality Assurance

Hygiene in seafood processing is non-negotiable. Blood, scales, and organic residues can lead to bacterial contamination, jeopardizing product quality and export approvals. High-pressure washers, steam cleaners, enzymatic solutions, and food-safe disinfectants are becoming essential tools in ensuring compliance with HACCP, FSSAI, and international food safety standards.

Government Initiatives Fuel Growth

The Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY) is injecting over ₹20,000 crore into fisheries infrastructure, accelerating the modernization of seafood processing units. Along with the rise of export-driven hygiene norms, this is driving an unprecedented demand for specialized cleaning solutions — equipment, chemicals, and waste management technologies.

Lucrative Market for the Cleaning Industry

From automated cleaning systems to odour control, the seafood sector requires specialized solutions, including:

•     Industrial Cleaning Equipment: High-pressure washers, foam cleaners, steam disinfection.

•     Food-Grade Sanitization: Quat-based disinfectants, peracetic acid, bio-enzymatic cleaners.

•     Drain & Waste Management: Odor control, grease traps, efficient drainage solutions.

•     Workplace Hygiene Solutions: PPE sanitization, automated hand hygiene stations.

Spotlight on the International Fishery Tech Expo 2025

With hygiene playing a decisive role in seafood exports, the industry is actively seeking advanced cleaning technologies. The upcoming IFT Expo 2025 organised by Virtual Info Systems Pvt. Ltd will serve as a crucial meeting point for cleaning industry players looking to tap into this evolving market.

Now is the time to step up and seize the opportunity in this thriving sector.

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