This year, Indonesia’s government announced the first stage of a five-year plan to expand and intensify aquaculture production on 78,000 hectares (193,000 acres) along the north coast of Java Island.

GEGERBITUNG, Indonesia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Harvini worked quietly by a fish pond in a Javanese village surrounded by bottle-green paddy fields and rolling mountains, a world away from the ...

Indonesia is developing tuna farming in the country’s bays in an effort to boost its aquaculture sector and ease the pressure on its world-leading marine tuna fishery. The fisheries ministry said it ...

Indonesia's National Food Agency (Bapanas) is pushing greater fish consumption to improve public nutrition and strengthen the country's food ...

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