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Indonesian Seaweed Products Show Off at the International Symposium in Jeju

The Indonesian Seaweed Industry Association (Astruli) began to open up markets for sustainable seaweed products such as agar, carrageenan, and hydrocolloid. Astruli, representing 20 members, will participate in the 23rd International Seaweed Symposium (ISS) in Jeju, South Korea on April 28 to May 3, 2019.

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Indonesian Seaweed Products Show Off at the International Symposium in Jeju

Astruli will present the latest developments in the hydrocolloid industry in Indonesia, introduce the Indonesian Seaweed brand, and offer the best quality seaweed products that are produced sustainably. The brand represents companies that have a traceability system and meet halal, Kosher, ISO 9001, GMP, HACCP, FSSC 22000, Organic and BRC quality standards.

Mc Donny W Nagasan, Chair of Astruli, said, "The participation of Astruli in ISS 2019 to create awareness among shareholders of the seaweed industry that the support of the Indonesian Seaweed brand on the products produced would add value and create new value for buyers."

"We offer innovative and high-quality products, renew food safety certification and continue to improve good factory management and planting practices for a more sustainable marine business such as hydrocolloid," he added.

In an effort to grow the export market, this association is supported by the Unido program, called Smart-Fish. Sudari Prawiro, coordinator of the Smart-Fish Indonesia program, explained, "Smart-Fish is fully committed to supporting Astruli to bring the Indonesia Seaweed brand on international events and ISS 2019 which is the best platform as a first step."

He added, "The commitment of Astruli and its members is very important to make Indonesia Seaweed active and alive, and to give its promise to buyers so that Indonesian Seaweed products can compete in the global market."

Symposium themed "From Tradition to Innovation!" this will be attended by 1,000 participants from 62 countries and 30 exhibition stands. The topic of the symposium discussion included biodiversity, genetics, climate change and marine ecology, seaweed cultivation, and the application of the seaweed industry.

Source: Economic News

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