Politics in the seaweed way: The ethics of flexibility, quiet productivity, and sustainable leadership
Politics the seaweed way thus entails the capacity to negotiate and compromise without relinquishing foundational values.
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USSEC promotes the importance of certification in Southeast Asian aquaculture
Certification also serves as a guarantee that risks across the entire supply chain are under control, giving consumers confidence in the safety of seafood.
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How Bacillus probiotics can support sustainable aquaculture
Bacillus strains are ideal for aquaculture commodities such as whiteleg shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei), tilapia, and pangasius. These intensively farmed species are highly susceptible to water quality issues and diseases.
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Could Indonesia transform the seaweed industry into a key source of blue food?
With the current price ranging from USD1,000-2,000 per ton, seaweed is economically feasible only for a few industries like pharmaceuticals, health, food additives, and biostimulants. However, the price would need to be considerably lower for some others including alternative noodle products, bioplastics, as well as biofuels.
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SCI’s strategic recommendations for Indonesian shrimp industry challenges
Regarding licensing, SCI requested the relaxation or moratorium of burdensome permits for shrimp farmers. In response, the Director-General of Aquaculture, Tb Haeru Rahayu, is considering centralizing pond permits to a central authority.
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Indonesia and Vietnam bolster fisheries ties for mutual growth
Cooperation with Vietnam is also an effort to combat illegal, unreported, unregulated (IUU) fishing, exchange fisheries data information, technology transfer, and expert knowledge exchange. In addition, this cooperation aims to enhance the quality of human resources in the fisheries sector.
Baca selengkapnyaLatest trends in marine ingredients market following Peru’s closure of anchovy fishing season
The cumulative total fishmeal production in the first 11 months of 2023 decreased by around 16% compared to the same period in 2022. The main factor for this decline is attributed to the 41% year-on-year decrease in Peru, impacted by the El Niño phenomenon and the cancellation of the April-June first fishing season.
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Revitalizing Indonesia’s maritime strategy: Harnessing Blue Economy for inclusive growth
With green plus blue, we hope it can be one of potential breakthroughs for the stagnant economic growth of around 5% per year, said Bambang
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Promising market prospects for milkfish across all stages
The milkfish offers multiple business opportunities across its production stages, from hatcheries to processing.
Baca selengkapnyaUnlocking the potential of Indonesian pangasius: Export prospects and industry obstacles
Pangasius has a high demand in the global market, reaching a value of $2.45 billion in 2018. The largest market destinations are China and the United States. Vietnam leads as the primary exporter, having successfully supplied pangasius to over 100 countries with an export value exceeding $1 billion, followed by Indonesia as the second-largest exporter.
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Probiotic strategies for managing Vibrio in shrimp farming
The use of probiotic has become a common solution for farmers to prevent Vibrio infections. Probiotics inhibit Vibrio pathogenicity by secreting enzymes that interfere with the quorum sensing process.
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The second annual Global Shrimp Forum: Inspiring speakers and industry insights
After a highly successful debut, the upcoming Global Shrimp Forum is set to make a grand return, aiming to surpass its previous achievements.
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