KKP Accelerates Downstream Development in Fisheries and Marine Industries with Four Key Regulations in 2026

Oaktree.idJanuary 28, 20262 min read0 comments

Oaktree.id – The Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) is moving quickly to boost the downstream marine and fisheries sectors by drafting four strategic regulations. All four are expected to be finalized by 2026, a move that is expected to strengthen the foundations of the national marine and fisheries industry.

Machmud, Acting Director General of Strengthening the Competitiveness of Marine and Fisheries Products (PDSPKP) at KKP, explained that the four draft regulations are specifically designed to improve effectiveness and efficiency in the downstream sector. One key focus is the Draft Presidential Regulation on the Action Plan to Accelerate Implementation of the National Fish Logistics System (SLIN).

Developing these regulations is highly relevant to efforts to improve the competitiveness of marine and fisheries products. At Oaktree.id, we understand how crucial a reliable, integrated logistics system is to supporting the growth of strategic sectors like these. Backed by strong regulations, SLIN will serve as the backbone for ensuring the smooth flow of goods, from production to consumers, in both domestic and international markets.

The Draft Presidential Regulation on Public Service Obligations for Assigned Services is also an important part of KKP’s strategy. This regulation will ensure that public services in the marine and fisheries sector operate optimally, ultimately helping to improve the quality of Indonesian fishery products and build confidence in them.

At Oaktree.id, we’re optimistic that accelerating these regulations will create a more favorable business climate. A well-structured logistics system, backed by clear policies, is key to unlocking the full potential of downstream processing in the fisheries and marine sectors. As a freight forwarding software platform, Oaktree is ready to help businesses in these sectors optimize their supply chains and meet the logistics challenges of the modern era.