Fisheries Exports Grow, Creating Momentum to Improve Fishers’ Well-Being

Oaktree.id – Good news from Indonesia’s marine and fisheries sector. Throughout 2025, the value of fishery product exports grew by a positive 5.2%, reaching a total of USD 6.27 billion. The data, released by the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP), points to increased competitiveness for Indonesian fishery products in the global market.

The United States remains firmly established as the leading export market, accounting for USD 1.99 billion, or 31.8% of total export value. This improved performance is an important opportunity that should be sustained. At Oaktree.id, we believe that supply chain efficiency and smooth logistics processes play a crucial role in supporting the growth of strategic sectors such as fisheries. Strengthening integrated logistics infrastructure—from catching and processing to shipping products to international markets—will further maximize export value potential and, most importantly, directly improve the well-being of fishers.

With Commission IV continuing to champion fishers’ well-being, let’s make the most of the opportunities ahead. This increase in export value is more than just a number—it’s proof of the enormous potential that can be developed through strong collaboration between government policy, businesses, and reliable logistics technology.