Karantina Kalsel sertifikasi 60 ikan arwana untuk ekspor ke Jepang
Karantina Kalsel recently announced that they have successfully certified 60 arowana fish for export to Japan. This is a significant achievement for the company and a testament to their high standards of quality and care for the fish.
Arowana fish, also known as dragon fish, are highly prized in Asian cultures for their beauty and symbolism of wealth and prosperity. They are often kept as ornamental pets in aquariums and are considered a status symbol among collectors.
The certification process for exporting arowana fish is rigorous and involves strict guidelines set by the Indonesian government. The fish must undergo a series of health checks and tests to ensure they are free from diseases and meet the strict quality standards required for export.
Karantina Kalsel has a team of experienced professionals who are well-versed in the care and handling of arowana fish. They work tirelessly to ensure that the fish are healthy and well-cared for throughout the certification process.
Exporting arowana fish to Japan is a lucrative business opportunity for Indonesian fish farmers, as the demand for these exotic fish continues to grow. Japan is known for its high standards of quality and strict regulations when it comes to importing live animals, so the certification from Karantina Kalsel is a valuable asset for fish farmers looking to export to this market.
Overall, the certification of 60 arowana fish for export to Japan is a significant achievement for Karantina Kalsel and a testament to their dedication to upholding high standards of quality and care for the fish. This accomplishment will not only benefit the company, but also Indonesian fish farmers looking to tap into the lucrative Japanese market for arowana fish.
