West Sumatra, Indonesia exports 20 tons of grouper to Hong Kong

Published 2021년 10월 23일

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At least 20 tons of live grouper from West Sumatra, Indonesia, has been exported to Hong Kong, valued at IDR 2 billion. The export was attended by local officials and was managed by CV Andalas Samudera Sejati, which has received a Good Fish Quarantine certificate. The Deputy Governor of West Sumatra, Audy Joinaldy, praised the export as a way to boost the local economy and indicated that grouper cultivation will continue to be a priority. The Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries has called on his staff to maximize the economic value of technical implementing units in the marine and fisheries community.

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Panennews.com- As many as 20 tons of live grouper from West Sumatra penetrated the Hong Kong market. The release of commodity exports worth IDR 2 billion was also attended by the Deputy Governor of West Sumatra, Audy Joinaldy, the Commander of Lantamal II Padang and the Head of the Marine and Fisheries Service of West Sumatra Province. "Our exports are released by sea from the Sungai Nyalo Village area, Koto XI Tarusan District, Pesisir Selatan Regency using MV as a means of transport. Great Harvest," said Head of Padang Fish Quarantine, Quality Control and Fishery Products Safety (SKIPM) Rudi Barmara after the activity, Wednesday (13/10/2021). Rudi added that exported grouper consisted of two types, namely beautiful grouper and cantang grouper. This commodity is the result of the cultivation of CV Andalas Samudera Sejati which has pocketed a certificate of Good Fish Quarantine (CKIB). "We support exports and have also issued export fish health certificates (HC) based on Good Fish ...

Source: Panen