All The Process is Our Priority to Provide You the Best Fishery
Indonesia is one of the biggest seafood exporters in Asia, and has the potential to control 25 percent of the world’s seafood market in 2024 with a production of 240 million tons per year. With the new challenges of meeting rising market demand for fishery products, there are big opportunities for the Indonesian seafood exporters to enter, diversify, and expand their presence further into global fishery products markets. However, to meet the new challenges of expanded international trade requires an understanding of the laws, regulations, and commercial practices in overseas markets. Hence, choosing your soon-to-be exporter for your business needs is pretty crucial.
C-Fishery as one of the big exporters in Indonesia realizes that not only requires an understanding of the laws, regulations, and commercial practices, but it’s necessary to have a genuine commitment to exporting that begins with a long-term and overt attitude towards overseas markets.
All of these are importantly needed, hence why it’s important for us to give you a deep understanding of the process that occurs in seafood export, so you wouldn’t be worried if you rely on C-Fishery products. Let’s break it down!
How Do We Export Fishery Products?
Our awareness that the quality of fishery export products will determine competitiveness in the world market, makes us ensure that you as a potential customer will receive quality, good quality products with no contaminants that can interfere with your business later. Therefore, we pay close attention to each of our products, to a number of rules as below:
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Certification of Processing Feasibility (CPF)
The sustainable improvement of the quality of fishery products supplied by C-Fishery is carried out through the implementation of the Certification of Processing Feasibility policy. The purpose of this certification is to ensure the sustainability of fishery production, which means that fishery products meet the basic eligibility requirements for implementing SSOP (Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures).
SSOP is the procedure for implementing sanitation and process control in the sanitation program in order to create quality assurance and safety of fishery products. C-Fishery applies SSOP for every handling of fishery products so that the quality and safety of fishery products can be guarded and guaranteed.
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HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points)
C-Fishery really appreciates potential customers by providing our customers with a safety guarantee for the fishery products we supply, in other words, we dare to guarantee the quality of our products. To fulfill C-Fishery’s strong and professional commitment to ensuring food safety, each of our fishery products must pass HACCP.
HACCP is a quality assurance system based on the awareness that dangerous products can arise at certain points, but quality control processes can still be carried out to maintain the safety of the fishery products. It is designed to minimize the risk of food safety hazards.
By controlling major fishery products’ risks, such as microbiological, chemical, and physical contaminants, C-Fishery assures you that our products are as safe as good science and technology allows. By reducing foodborne hazards, your business’s health protection is strengthened.
Start Your Journey with C-Fishery!
C-Fishery is more than merely an Indonesian seafood exporter since our company offers a variety of fresh seafood products and services. We specialize in offering high-quality fishery products. Aside from that, C-Fishery offers a wide range of products, allowing you to enhance the benefits of fresh seafood products and services to satisfy your business needs.
Our marketing teams will be more than delighted to answer any of your questions and inquiries about our products and delivery straight to the harbor if you’re doing business with our company. So, don’t miss out on this opportunity to collaborate with us to expand your business. Get in touch with us today to learn more about C-Fishery! (Yustika)
