New Delhi, June 9 -- The European Union (EU) has included India in its updated list of countries authorised to continue exporting aquaculture products, eggs, honey, and animal casings to the 27-nation bloc under a revised regulatory framework that takes effect in September 2026, the Commerce Ministry announced on Monday.

The amendment, made to EU Regulation 2021/405, has been driven by growing international concerns over antimicrobial resistance. The revised rules impose additional requirements on countries exporting specified animal-origin products to the EU market, PTI reported.

Why It Matters for India's Fisheries Sector

India's retention on the authorised list ensures that exports of these products to the EU face no disruption afte...