Multiple reports state that Visakhapatnam Port is a major export gateway for India’s seafood. One source says the port handles nearly half of the country’s seafood exports, while another specifies that it accounts for around 50% of India’s seafood export traffic. The coverage links the port’s role to Andhra Pradesh’s broader effort to promote locally produced goods through the One District One Product (ODOP) initiative. Under ODOP, districts focus on specific products, and seafood-related outputs from the region are reflected in the export flows managed through Visakhapatnam. Across the outlets, the core point is consistent: Visakhapatnam Port plays a central logistics role in moving seafood from the region to international markets, with its share of national seafood exports described as close to half. The articles do not present conflicting figures, but they frame the same relationship between the port’s export throughput and Andhra’s ODOP-led production focus.