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10 Feb 2026

Tariff removal creates a multiplier effect that extends from industrial hubs in Bitung to small-scale fishermen in Maluku, integrating MSMEs into global supply chains.

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Aquascience

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30 Jan 2026

Aquascience > Others > Others

Natural feed solution through silkworm disinfection with formalin effective in suppressing aeromonas bacteria without antibiotics

A new double-rinse decontamination method for silkworm feed promises to end mass larval mortality in catfish farming without fueling the growing global crisis of antimicrobial resistance.

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20 Jan 2026

Aquascience > Shrimp > Grow Out

Challenges and opportunities of freshwater vannamei shrimp culture in indonesia: a comprehensive strategic analysis

As Java’s coastline sinks under industrial weight, Indonesia’s shrimp farmers retreat inland, engineering a freshwater revolution to escape the toxic legacy of the "Blue Economy" and the ecological collapse of Pantura.

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30 Oct 2025

Aquascience > Others > Others

Development of mud crab aquaculture using the vertical crab house model in Indonesia

A revolutionary "crab apartment" technology is poised to shatter Indonesia's strategic ceiling in the lucrative global mud crab market, transforming aquaculture from farming into precision manufacturing.

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20 Oct 2025

Aquascience > Others > Others

The story of carp in Indonesia and the world

How can one fish be a mythical icon in Indonesia, a prized sport fish in Europe, and a destructive invasive species in North America?

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10 Oct 2025

Aquascience > Others > Others

Inside the ancient, epic journeys of migrating fish

Large-scale fish migrations underpin the global fishing industry as a key pillar of economies worldwide.

Aquanews

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10 Feb 2026

Aquanews > Domestic > Others

Export tariffs eliminated: is Indonesian tuna ready to soar in the Japanese market?

Tariff removal creates a multiplier effect that extends from industrial hubs in Bitung to small-scale fishermen in Maluku, integrating MSMEs into global supply chains.

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30 Dec 2025

Aquanews > Domestic > Processing

After radioactive and antibiotic scandals, Indonesia's shrimp industry faces a reckoning

Once hailed as a cleaner alternative to its Asian rivals, Indonesia's aquaculture sector is reeling from a catastrophic dual crisis of Cesium-137 contamination and antibiotic misuse that threatens a $180 million export industry.

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10 Dec 2025

Aquanews > Domestic > Others

Innovation of the greenhouse seaweed dryer and its impact on Indonesia's blue economy

While Indonesia dominates global seaweed markets, thousands of coastal farmers remain trapped in poverty, their fortunes withering under the tropical sun due to a lack of basic technology.

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10 Nov 2025

Aquanews > Domestic > Others

Blaster Farm: a hybrid lobster model offers hope on the shores of Lake Maninjau

Eschewing the local market "trap," a millennial-run farm ships its 200kg monthly lobster harvest B2B to "hungrier" markets in Batam and Medan.

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30 Jul 2025

Aquanews > Domestic > Others

Nusa Lembongan's green tide: how an ancestral craft rescued a tourist island in crisis

A brilliant innovation in Nusa Lembongan is turning seaweed farms into educational tourist attractions, forging a new symbiotic economy where tradition and tourism coexist.

Aquapreneur

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05 Nov 2024

Aquapreneur > MMC > Others

Developing productive waqf in aquaculture through Quran memorization boarding schools as a solution for financial independence and sustainable da'wah in the land of lemurs and baobab trees

Integrating aquaculture-based productive waqf with Quran memorization schools offers Madagascar’s Muslim community a sustainable path to financial independence and the development of a culturally enriched halal tourism industry.

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10 Mar 2024

Aquapreneur > BSI House > Others

BSI (Berkah Subur Institute); welcoming quality education and ethical business

The article discusses the establishment of Berkah Subur Institute (BSI) by Barkah Tri Basuki as a solution to the ineffectiveness of formal education in Indonesia. BSI House integrates religious education, competencies, and entrepreneurship.

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15 Feb 2024

Aquapreneur > Aquatalent > Processing

Exploring the successful and inspiring journey of Innayah Umniehanie, a thriving culinary entrepreneur and the mastermind behind Riau's signature dish, Sotindang.

Hanny, the founder of Shanaya Food, inspires with her courage in creating the innovative cuisine Sotindang and achieving official recognition. Sotindang isn't just a dish; it's a culinary masterpiece showcasing Hanny's bravery and creativity.

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20 Dec 2023

Aquapreneur > Aquatalent > Others

Literacy proficiency; the key to success in Banglele Indonesia's Aquatalent Program

In the rapidly evolving era of globalization, literacy proficiency is becoming a fundamental cornerstone for the success of human resources. Banglele Indonesia's Aquatalent Program prioritizes literacy as the foundation for innovation and creativity in ad

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24 Nov 2023

Aquapreneur > Aquatalent > Processing

Suhaimi; a successful pioneer in Kampung Patin, a thriving tourist village in Riau

Koto Masjid Village, though not widely known in Indonesia, has an extraordinary story that earned it a spot in the top 50 nominations for the 2021 Tourism Village Award (ADWI). Located in Riau Province, this small village is in the spotlight.

Aquatourism

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10 Jan 2026

Aquatourism > Entertainment > Others

Ikan Bakar Kapiek "Ndak Batulang": a new icon of Bangkinang gastronomy

Rejecting modern pressure-cooking shortcuts, chefs in Kampar employ a "microsurgical" slashing technique to master the bony Kapiek fish, preserving an ancient Malay culinary heritage through sheer manual craftsmanship.

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20 Dec 2025

Aquatourism > Education > Others

The role of “Panglima Laot” in the governance of Aceh’s coastal aquatic ecosystems

By redistributing confiscated catches from rule-breakers to orphans and mosques, the Panglima Laot’s customary justice system prioritizes communal welfare over individual profit, enforcing a moral economy that sustains Aceh’s fragile coastal communities.

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30 Nov 2025

Aquatourism > Entertainment > Others

The edible archives of Aceh: a gastronomic chronicle of resistance, ecology, and faith

The Logistics of Liberty: How the dehydrated 'wooden fish' Keumamah fueled Aceh’s thirty-year guerrilla resistance against Dutch colonial forces in the rainforests.

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10 Sep 2025

Aquatourism > Entertainment > Others

The soul of a cuisine: West Sumatra's journey to the world's gastronomic stage

Fueled by a centuries-old tradition of migration, thousands of Minang diaspora have established a global culinary empire, one Padang restaurant at a time.

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30 Aug 2025

Aquatourism > Education > Others

Riau's 'Pangasius Village': a community reborn from crisis, now a global model in the making

Kampung Patin Riau, an aquatourism hub blending community-based fish farming, education, innovation, and international collaboration.

Aquaproject

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20 Nov 2025

Aquaproject > Education > Others

The independent feed revolution: deconstructing the dilemma of Indonesian aquaculture and engineering a new architecture for national food security

For smallholders trapped by structural debt, a new knowledge-transfer initiative offers the only escape from subsistence living to high-level economic welfare.

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17 Oct 2024

Aquaproject > Education > Others

Project plan for the construction of a fish feed factory utilizing local raw materials in Diego Suarez; a major solution for advancing the aquaculture sector in Madagascar

The project to build a fish feed factory in Diego Suarez will utilize locally sourced raw materials to support the development of the aquaculture sector. This initiative aims to improve access to high-quality, affordable feed for local fish farmers.

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20 Feb 2024

Aquaproject > Education > Others

Innovative maggot cultivation project; collaborative efforts in waste management and economic empowerment in Tasikmalaya City

The maggot cultivation project in Tasikmalaya City is an innovation in organic waste management and economic empowerment through collaboration between the government, private sector, and community.

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08 Feb 2024

Aquaproject > Education > Others

Transforming shrimp farming with the latest technology: Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS)

This article discusses the utilization of Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS) in shrimp farming in Indonesia, led by FisTx, enhancing shrimp farming efficiency and sustainability.

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08 Jan 2024

Aquaproject > Education > Others

Explore the potential of the vannamei shrimp business in Pamanukan; shrimp cultivation collaboration through Banglele Indonesia

"Pamanukan in Subang, West Java, stands out as a potential center for vannamei shrimp pond development. With its tropical conditions and extensive technical potential, Pamanukan has the opportunity to become a leading vannamei shrimp cultivation center.

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