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Indonesia Aquaculture Industry PDF
AQUACULTURE
INDUSTRY
Key Sectors for Future Growth
45,469
10,200 Remarks: Products consist of: Fish,
9,600
Crustaceans, Molluscs. Aquatic plants Similarly, worldwide demand for fish and fishery products
4,000 such as seaweed not included. has also steadily increased over the years. It is estimated
4,881
6,316 that by 2020 world demand for seafood will reach 183 million
17,106
3,397
5,045
962 4,430 tons from 158 million tons in 2011. The increase can be
657
6,200
3,139
2,705 attributed to the growing population’s basic need for protein.
4,719 788
2,919
4,083 3,773
2,351
935 1,740
276 Additionally, growing affluence has shifted consumer
1,770 1,464
behavior towards consumption of healthier source of protein
China Indonesia India Vietnam Myanmar Japan Philippines Thailand Malaysia
such as seafood. Hence, strong demand from both domestic
Source: OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook and foreign markets will continue to fuel the growth of
the nation’s fishery industry. Ipsos Business Consulting
The main growth driver for Indonesia’s fisheries is the fact expects that Indonesia’s fishery sector will experience
that key commodities such as fish and shrimp continue to strong growth over 2015 – 2020 period, increasing production
enjoy strong demand domestically and abroad respectively. output from 10.5 millions tons in 2015 to 11.5 million tons
The main domestic factor is the fact that the archipelago in 2020. Hence, both upstream and downstream supporting
nation of more than 250 million people is a major consumer industries will stand to benefit from the industry’s growth.
of fish. Fish consumption per capita was estimated at In the next sections we will highlight the prospects for
33.76 kg / year in 2014. growth in the fishery industry.
277,578
65.000/kg in 2015, or a reduction of 18% within a one
year period. Even so, profit margins for intensive vannamei
shrimp farming are still estimated to be significantly higher
162,410
196,622
206,453
155,602
shrimp production was allocated for exports to major Feed miller Shrimp farm
room
Hatchery
Fresh feed /Nursery
Figure 6. Indonesia shrimp export quantity share by country (%) in 2014 Export Domestic
Upstream
Distributor
Shrimp care
13%
5% Source: Ipsos BC
19%
63%
Source: Trademap
Characteristics
Polyculture
Spread farming with
Extensive Farms throughout milkfish,
~76,300 Indonesia, 10% < 5 ton / ha 1 – 10 / m2 minimum usage
dominant in of artificial feed
Kalimantan and technology
As shown in Figure 8, around 80% of Indonesia shrimp Government also provided support such as free training,
aquaculture entities still practice traditional or extensive consultation, equipment, subsidized feed and larvae in
farming practices as of 2014. This reflects the general trend order to help shrimp farmers get back on their feet. Even
in Indonesia’s aquaculture industry whereby most practioners so, government support mainly targetted traditional and
are still artisanal fishermen and farmers. In order to remain semi intensive farmers who individually have limited impact
competitive in face of increasing global pressures, Indonesia’s on overall national production. Hence, such efforts need
aquaculture will have to adopt more modern equipment to be continuously sustained and encompass larger number
and production techniques. However, the majority of of farmers in order to create a lasting positive impact on
aquaculture players consist of household enterprises, national shrimp production.
which may not have the necessary capital and skillsets to
modernize their farming techniques. Furthermore, these The mixed results from government efforts in modernizing
household enterprises operate on less than 1 hectare of farming in Indonesia highlights the complexity of dealing
land on average, making implementation of advanced with farming communities in Indonesia. Therefore, incoming
machinery uneconomical. Thus collaborations between investors would be wise to engage with experienced partners
private sector and government to provide financial and to better understand industry dynamics prior to entering
technical assistance to these farmers could be beneficial, the market. In the next sections, we will highlight the key
helping accelerate modernization and boosting efficiencies growth sectors within the shrimp farming industry.
in Indonesia’s aquaculture sector.
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