Indonesia’s fisheries sector has achieved a historic milestone, with export values soaring past the IDR 100 trillion mark. This remarkable performance is primarily driven by the massive global demand for premium commodities, specifically shrimp, crab, and lobster. These products have become highly sought-after staples in international markets, reinforcing Indonesia's status as a dominant maritime power. The surge in export value reflects both the high quality of Indonesian marine products and the successful implementation of sustainable fishing and aquaculture practices that meet rigorous international standards.

This achievement signals a robust recovery and growth trend within the national maritime industry, providing a significant boost to the country's foreign exchange reserves. Industry experts attribute this success to improved supply chain logistics and strategic market expansion into key regions such as North America, Asia, and Europe. Moving forward, the government and industry associations aim to maintain this momentum by enhancing downstream processing capabilities, ensuring that Indonesia continues to capture higher value-added margins in the competitive global seafood trade.
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https://www.cnbcindonesia.com/research/20260430111149-128-731268/ekspor-ikan-ri-tembus-rp100-triliun-udang-kepiting-jadi-buruan-dunia