The Indonesian Public Fisheries Company exports mackerel to Thailand due to increasing demand

Published 2021년 5월 18일

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The Indonesian state-owned fisheries company, Perum Perindo, has secured a significant order for 150,000 kilograms of mackerel from Thailand, to be delivered in four installments by the end of May 2021. This move comes as Thailand looks to shift its mackerel imports from India due to Covid-19 concerns affecting fish quality. Despite initial supply shortages in early 2021 due to uncertain weather, the mackerel market in Indonesia has since stabilized, with the fish being praised for its nutritional benefits and affordability. This transaction is expected to generate revenue of US $ 328,560 for Perum Perindo. Indonesia is a leading exporter of fishery products, with total exports reaching US $ 5.2 billion in 2020, primarily from consumption fish.

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Reporter: Arfyana Citra Rahayu | Editor: Handoyo. KONTAN.CO.ID - JAKARTA. The Indonesian Public Fisheries Company or Perum Perindo is committed to meeting the demand for thousands of kilograms of mackerel to the White Elephant Country, Thailand. Unmitigated, Thailand ordered 150,000 kg of mackerel fish from Perum Perindo, divided into four sessions. The four consecutive sessions were 25,000 kg, 50,000 kg, 50,000 kg and 25,000 kg. "Regarding the 4 delivery sessions, the estimated time of arrival of ships or the Estimation Time of Arrival (ETA) of Thailand at the end of May 2021, but adjusts the situation and conditions in the field. For the record, buyers need 6-10 containers of 40 feet each month (equivalent to 150 tons to 250 tons), "said Perum Perikanan Indonesia Operational Director Raenhat Tiranto Hutabarat to Kontan.co.id, Tuesday (18/5). Raenhat said Thailand is now entrusting its fish imports to state-owned fisheries in Indonesia. Previously, Thailand imported mackerel from ...

Source: Kontan