MPEDA

What is MPEDA?

MPEDA (Marine Products Export Development Authority) Registration is a mandatory certification required for exporters involved in marine products such as fish, shrimp, and seafood. Issued under the MPEDA Act, 1972, it enables exporters to obtain RCMC, comply with export regulations, and access government support for marine export development.

Why MPEDA is needed?

Export Authorization

Mandatory for exporting marine and seafood products from India.

RCMC Certification

Provides Registration-Cum-Membership Certificate for marine exports.

Government Incentive Access

Enables eligibility for export incentives and assistance schemes.

Quality Compliance Support

Helps meet international food safety and export quality standards.

Market Development Programs

Access to trade fairs, exhibitions, and buyer-seller meets.

Global Trade Credibility

Enhances trust among overseas buyers and import authorities.

Regulatory Compliance

Ensures adherence to MPEDA export guidelines and policies.

Industry Representation

Offers representation in marine export-related policy matters.

What documents needed for MPEDA?

The following documents are generally required:

Frequently Asked Questions

Is MPEDA registration mandatory for seafood exporters?

Yes, mandatory for exporting marine products.

Generally valid for five years with renewal.

Yes, IEC is mandatory prior to application.

 Yes, exporters and processors can apply.

Yes, eligible exporters can access support schemes.

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