In March 2023, Megaa Moda Pvt. Ltd., one of India’s leading shrimp exporting companies, was stuck by an unreasonably high anti-dumping duty of 7.92% imposed by the US Department of Commerce. This had serious repercussions on the revenues of the firm as the US was one of its major markets. As Megaa Moda was the only exporter that faced such a large quantum of anti-dumping duty, challenging the decision was difficult. The US DOC’s decision was taken after the 17th administrative review. Though the review covered 187 frozen warmwater shrimp exporters, Megaa Moda was one of two mandatory respondents randomly selected by the DOC for individual review. The other mandatory respondent, NK Marine Exports faced a duty of 1.43% while the remaining 185 companies faced a duty of 3.76%. Megaa Moda exported shrimp to Europe and Asian countries including Japan, and China. The European Union was very stringent quality standards. However, Yogesh Gupta, the Managing Director of Megaa Moda, was confident that the company could successfully meet the quality standards set by the European Union. The company’s domestic sales volume was relatively low. The case discusses the choices facing Yogesh Gupta, and potential strategies that can be adopted to retain the market and export revenue.