CPF Aquaculture INDIA

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CPF operates a total vertical integrated aquaculture business in India,
which are classified into 3 categories, namely FEED, FARM and FOOD. The integrated business process involves advanced production technology,
qualified international standard chemical-free production, safe and hygienic,
while adhering to being environmentally friendly, and systematically traceable
throughout the whole supply chain.

⭐️ CP Insights ⭐️📉 India Shrimp Market Update – Week 22 (May 25–31, 2026)🇮🇳 Indian farm-gate shrimp prices declined for ...
28/05/2026

⭐️ CP Insights ⭐️

📉 India Shrimp Market Update – Week 22 (May 25–31, 2026)

🇮🇳 Indian farm-gate shrimp prices declined for the second consecutive week as seasonal harvesting activities intensified, particularly in major farming regions such as Andhra Pradesh and Nellore.

🔻 Key Highlights from India
• Medium and large-size vannamei shrimp recorded the sharpest price declines
• Benchmark 60-count shrimp dropped another INR 15/kg (~5%)
• 30-count shrimp prices fell by INR 20/kg
• Over the past two weeks, cumulative price losses reached approximately 9–10%

🦐 Market Pressure Factors
• Increased harvest volumes entering the market during the peak season
• Farmers accelerated harvesting due to concerns over White Spot Syndrome Virus (WSSV) outbreaks
• Exporters are facing additional pressure from preliminary US anti-dumping duties announced in May

🌎 Impact on the Global Market
India’s price decline was one of the major factors pushing the UCN Global Farm-Gate Shrimp Index below USD 3.00/kg for the first time in 15 years of recorded data.

📌 Short-term outlook remains cautious as the Indian shrimp sector continues to face pressure from rising supply and global trade uncertainties.

✨CPF Aquaculture Business solution Provider✨🦐 POND TURNOVER (WATER TURNOVER) IN SHRIMP CULTURE 🌊⚠️Did you know?A sudden ...
26/05/2026

✨CPF Aquaculture Business solution Provider✨

🦐 POND TURNOVER (WATER TURNOVER) IN SHRIMP CULTURE 🌊⚠️

Did you know?
A sudden “Pond Turnover” can cause massive shrimp stress and mortality within just a few hours.

Pond turnover occurs when the upper and lower water layers suddenly mix together, bringing:
❌ Low dissolved oxygen (DO)
❌ Toxic gases from pond bottom (NH₃, H₂S, CO₂)
❌ Poor water quality conditions

🔍 Common Causes:
• Thermal stratification
• Excess organic sludge
• Algae bloom & algae crash
• Sudden weather changes such as heavy rain or temperature drop

⚠️ Warning Signs:
• DO drops rapidly, especially before dawn
• Water color changes or bad odor
• Shrimp gather near aerators or swim abnormally
• Unstable pH and dead plankton

✅ Immediate Corrective Actions:
1️⃣ Increase aeration immediately
2️⃣ Stop feeding temporarily
3️⃣ Remove toxic bottom water carefully
4️⃣ Apply water quality management products
5️⃣ Monitor DO, pH, ammonia, nitrite, and alkalinity closely

💡 Prevention is the key!
Maintain stable phytoplankton, reduce organic sludge, improve aeration design, and closely monitor weather conditions.

🧪 Recommended Solutions:
✔️ DO Boost / Sea Fresh – Improve dissolved oxygen
✔️ Bio-Trim – Reduce organic waste accumulation

Good management and continuous monitoring are the keys to successful shrimp farming. 🦐✨

26/05/2026

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Aquaculture Business Solution Provider

⭐️ CP Insights ⭐️🦐 U.S. Wholesale Pressure Continues to Weigh on Global Shrimp Prices 📉The global shrimp market is facin...
23/05/2026

⭐️ CP Insights ⭐️

🦐 U.S. Wholesale Pressure Continues to Weigh on Global Shrimp Prices 📉
The global shrimp market is facing continued downward price pressure, led by weak wholesale sentiment in the U.S. market. High inventory levels and cautious purchasing behavior are forcing importers to push prices lower, impacting exporters across Asia and Latin America.

🌎 Key Market Updates:
🇪🇨 Ecuador continues to perform better than Asian suppliers thanks to strong cost competitiveness and an efficient supply chain.
🇮🇳 India & Asian exporters are aggressively lowering prices to regain U.S. demand, while many producers face shrinking margins.
🇺🇸 In the U.S., retail demand remains stable, but buyers are still cautious with inventory buildup and foodservice recovery remains slow.

📌 Market Outlook:
• Shrimp prices are expected to remain soft in the short term
• Oversupply risks may continue if demand in the U.S. and China does not recover quickly
• Producers with better cost control and operational efficiency will hold stronger competitive advantages

💡 Industry Insight: The shrimp industry in 2026 is shifting from “demand-driven growth” to “efficiency-driven competition.” Success will belong to producers who can:
✅ Control feed and farming costs
✅ Achieve higher survival rates
✅ Balance supply with market demand
✅ Differentiate beyond price competition

🇮🇳 Strengthening Collaboration for Sustainable Aquaculture in India 🤝🦐🐟On 20 May 2026, the CPF Aquaculture Business – In...
22/05/2026

🇮🇳 Strengthening Collaboration for Sustainable Aquaculture in India 🤝🦐🐟

On 20 May 2026, the CPF Aquaculture Business – India team visited both NFDB-ERC and ICAR-CIFA in Bhubaneswar to strengthen partnerships and explore future collaboration opportunities for sustainable aquaculture development in India.

✨The CPF India delegation was led by:
• Mrs. Laddawan Thanaprasop – Senior Vice President
• Dr. Balu – Advisor
• Mr. Santi Montree – Department Manager
• Mr. Naresh Jaddu – Assistant Section Manager

At NFDB-ERC, the team discussed ongoing farm activities and future cooperation initiatives. We are also proud to announce that CPF Scampi Hatchery, Amalapuram, has officially become a registered Network Hatchery of NFFBB

✅ The certificate was presented by Ms. Prajna R. Swain, OIC, NFDB-ERC.

At ICAR-CIFA, the team had a valuable discussion with:
• Dr. P.K. Sahu – Director, CIFA
• Dr. Panda – Principal Scientist, CIFA

The meeting focused on strengthening technical cooperation, farmer development initiatives, and exploring opportunities to support the long-term growth of the aquaculture industry together.

CPF India sincerely appreciates the warm welcome, knowledge sharing, and strong support from both NFDB-ERC and ICAR-CIFA. We believe sustainable aquaculture growth can only be achieved through collaboration, innovation, and strong partnerships across the industry.

Together, we move forward as an Aquaculture Business Solution Provider — committed to supporting farmers, strengthening the industry, and creating sustainable success for all stakeholders. 🌱🦐🌊

⭐️ CP Insights ⭐️🦐 Global Shrimp Market in “Tug-of-War”Asian Prices Continue to Fall While Ecuador Holds Strong 📉🌎The gl...
21/05/2026

⭐️ CP Insights ⭐️

🦐 Global Shrimp Market in “Tug-of-War”
Asian Prices Continue to Fall While Ecuador Holds Strong 📉🌎

The global shrimp market is currently facing intense pressure as oversupply and weak demand continue to impact international prices.

🇺🇸 High inventory levels in the U.S. market remain the key challenge, slowing down new purchasing activities from both retail and food service sectors.

🇮🇳🇻🇳🇮🇩 Asian shrimp exporters — especially India, Vietnam, and Indonesia — are experiencing significant price declines due to:
• Oversupply in the market
• Aggressive price competition
• Weak consumer demand
• Low-priced shipments arriving in the U.S.

Smaller shrimp sizes are being affected the most, forcing processors and traders to reduce prices further to maintain sales momentum.

🇪🇨 Meanwhile, Ecuador continues to maintain relatively stable shrimp prices thanks to:
• Shorter shipping routes to the U.S.
• Better supply control
• Disciplined export strategies
• Focus on price stability over volume expansion

📌 Market Outlook
The global shrimp industry remains in a “high supply, weak demand” situation. Importers are expected to stay cautious until current inventory levels in the U.S. are reduced.

As global competition intensifies, efficient production, strong supply chain management, and market adaptability will become increasingly important for long-term sustainability.

🏆 CPF (India) Private Limited Achieves BAP Certification 🦐✨  We are proud to announce that the CPF (India) Private Limit...
20/05/2026

🏆 CPF (India) Private Limited Achieves BAP Certification 🦐✨

We are proud to announce that the CPF (India) Private Limited Hatchery located at Mukkam Village, Andhra Pradesh, India has been officially certified under the BAP (Best Aquaculture Practices) Hatchery Standard Issue 2.1 by Bureau Veritas Certification Holding (BVCH).

This certification reflects our continued commitment to:

✅ High-quality shrimp seed production
✅ International hatchery management standards
✅ Responsible aquaculture practices
✅ Biosecurity, sustainability, and product excellence

At CPF India, we remain dedicated to delivering trusted quality and sustainable aquaculture solutions for farmers across India.

Success Together. 🦐✨

20/05/2026
✨CPF Aquaculture Business Solutions Provider✨🚨 5 WARNING SIGNS OF DETERIORATING WATER QUALITY  That Impact Shrimp Farmin...
19/05/2026

✨CPF Aquaculture Business Solutions Provider✨

🚨 5 WARNING SIGNS OF DETERIORATING WATER QUALITY
That Impact Shrimp Farming 🦐

Water quality problems can directly affect shrimp health, growth, survival rate, and farm productivity. Early detection and fast action are the keys to reducing risk and improving performance.

⚠️ 1. Shrimp floating at the surface & reduced feed intake
• Low dissolved oxygen (DO)
• High organic waste accumulation
• Unstable plankton conditions

⚠️ 2. Foul smell, dark water, or excessive foam
• Organic matter buildup
• Bottom sludge decomposition
• Harmful bacteria increase

⚠️ 3. Wide pH fluctuation (morning vs evening)
• Plankton bloom
• Low alkalinity
• Heavy rainfall impact

⚠️ 4. High ammonia and nitrite levels
• Excess feed and waste accumulation
• Imbalanced bacterial system
• Overstocking density

⚠️ 5. Plankton crash & rapid water color change
• Sudden weather changes
• Continuous rainfall
• Nutrient imbalance in pond water

✅ Prevention & Control Tips
• Monitor water quality regularly
• Increase aeration during critical periods
• Control feeding properly
• Remove bottom sludge consistently
• Maintain stable pH and alkalinity
• Use beneficial microbes to improve water condition

📌 Detect early. Act fast. Reduce risk and improve shrimp productivity.

18/05/2026

High Quality Monodon Seed 🦐
Produced under Global Standard by CPF (India) Private Limited

Built through advanced biosecurity systems, premium broodstock nutrition, modern hatchery technology, and strict QC & PCR verification — to deliver healthy, reliable, and high-performance shrimp larvae for sustainable farming success.

✅ Global Standard Production
✅ Advanced QC & PCR System
✅ Smart Counting & Transparent Packing
✅ Trusted Hatchery Process
✅ Healthy & Strong Monodon Seed

Success Together.

18/05/2026

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