CV Raja Patin Indonesia, originating from North Sumatra, successfully conducted its first export of 2.5 tons of catfish skin crackers to the Kuala Lumpur market in Malaysia. The export, facilitated through Kualanamu International Airport on July 3, 2024, was closely monitored and supported by Kualanamu Customs, BPOM (National Agency of Drug and Food Control), BPPMHKP (Agency for Marine and Fisheries Quality Control and Monitoring), and other relevant entities. According to Moh Zamroni, Head of Kualanamu Customs, this achievement underscores the collaborative efforts that enabled CV Raja Patin Indonesia to access international markets effectively. Moh Zamroni emphasized that the success of this export venture was made possible through coordinated assistance from multiple stakeholders, including guidance on product quality suitable for export and regulatory support. Tri, the proprietor of CV Raja Patin Indonesia, expressed deep appreciation for the collective effort that facilitated their entry into the international market. He thanked all parties involved and expressed hopes for sustained exports in the future, aiming to build on this initial success. This milestone highlights the resilience and capability of Indonesian SMEs like CV Raja Patin Indonesia to engage in international trade, supported by comprehensive logistical and regulatory backing. It signifies a promising start for expanding market opportunities beyond domestic borders, showcasing Indonesia's potential in the global marketplace.
Tuesday, 09 July 2024 08:58
Customs Assistance at Kualanamu Facilitates Patin Fish Skin Crackers Export to Malaysia
