The Indonesian seafood sector; a value chain analysis

A.P. van Duijn; R. Beukers; W. van der Pijl

The Indonesian seafood sector; a value chain analysis

A.P. van Duijn, R. Beukers, W. van der Pijl

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Abstract

The Asian region is a major supplier of fish products to the EU market. Over the past five years in par-ticular, the aquaculture sector in some Asian countries has become an important producer as well as ex-porter of whitefish and shrimps. Within the Asian region, CBI is currently studying the possibilities of developing integrated programmes for the seafood sector for specific countries. This follows up on CBI's current seafood activities in Indonesia with the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MMAF) and the Su-rabaya Seafood Centre. For the development of these programmes, a good understanding of the supply and demand side of the industry is essential. For CBI to support further export growth of the seafood sec-tor of Indonesia, additional research on the value chains of the most relevant seafood products in Indone-sia is required

Original language	English
Place of Publication	The Hague
Publisher	CBI
Number of pages	73
Publication status	Published - 2012

Keywords

aquaculture
fish products
value chain analysis
exports
indonesia
demand
market analysis
european union countries

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