Year: 2024

Fish becomes one of the foods which are rich in benefits for the body. In fish there are proteins, vitamins, and minerals which can help lower blood pressure, reduce heart disease, and stroke. However, some people are reluctant to eat fish for fear of being allergic. Allergies in fish can generally occur in people who have allergic or atopic talent. Because fish contain protein, the person usually experiences signs of allergic immediately because of the protein content contained in fish.

In general, fish that can cause allergies are types of marine fish that are included in the scombroid fish group. Then how to prevent fish allergies?

1. Cold Storage Temprature

Things which must be considered in handling fish in order to reduce the risk of developing allergies is to pay attention to the storage temperature.

Fish should not be stored in temperatures more than 4 degrees, because it can convert histadine into histamine.

2. Sanitation

All bacteria can be sourced from poor sanitation. Therefore, you must pay attention to its sanitation whether it is clean from pathogenic bacteria which can cause allergies in fish.

 

This article’s citing an article on https://www.liputan6.com with the title of “AlergikarenaMakanIkan, IniPenyebabnya”

Information about how to export fish overseas is becoming increasingly easy to obtain, especially in this era of technological progress. Understanding all the requirements and steps is an important thing that can be profitable. Almost every country carries out import-export activities as part of its economic activities, the fish export business is important because it is an industry that has the potential to generate income for the country.

Export-import activities will never be separated from the use of transportation containers in the form of containers. Containers or containers come as a tool that makes it easier to store and send large amounts of cargo. Get complete information about the types and sizes of 40 feet containers from the Tradecorp Indonesia container company.

Conditions for Exporting Fish Abroad

Indonesia is an archipelagic country, so it is not surprising that many people are passionate about working as fishermen. Fishermen in Indonesia can export their catch to gain greater profits. However, you must ensure that you understand all the requirements and steps for exporting fish abroad.

Before discussing how to export fish abroad, there are several requirements that must be met, namely:

1. Improving Processing Site Facilities and Infrastructure

Exporting fish abroad cannot be done haphazardly. Ensure that the infrastructure and processing facilities meet high standards and quality. This is done to ensure the quality of fish sent to other countries.

Of course, the government ensures that the nation’s image must be positive. Getting quality fish products is what every consumer wants.

2. Adequate Human Resources

Your human resources must be of high quality in addition to existing infrastructure and facilities. This method of exporting fish abroad must be considered by fishermen, fish processors and several other parties. The quality of the fish obtained will of course be guaranteed with qualified human resources.

3. Product Feasibility and Quality

Even with the right infrastructure, skilled personnel and facilities, quality end results are not always possible. Therefore, take care to double check whether your finished product is suitable for sale in the global market.

Additionally, there are often regulations regarding fish traded in foreign markets. Whether it comes from the government, general regulations or customers. Therefore, you must first confirm each product’s eligibility criteria that have been determined.

4. Administrative Rules

Make sure the administrative rules are reflected in the regulations if you want to start exporting. This is necessary to ensure that fish exports abroad run smoothly. Moreover, with proper management, your products can even be marketed as a shining example of seafood exports.

5. The exporter has a valid legal entity

Make sure you have a legal structure for exporting fish overseas. These legal entities include:

Cooperative
PT or Limited Liability Company
CV or Commandataire Venntschap
UD or Trading Business

Additionally, you need to provide an explanation that your business has been operating for at least one or two years under the authority of a legal entity. This will increase buyer and government confidence in your export license.

6. Tax Decree

Fish export regulations must comply with tax laws. Must have NPWP (Taxpayer Identification Number). In addition, you must be designated as a PKP (Taxable Entrepreneur). You can then register to export fish abroad this way.

7. Obtain permission from the government

A government license is required to export fish abroad. There are many types of permits, namely:

If you are a fish producer, you must obtain permission from the industry department.
If you are not a seafood manufacturer or producer, you must obtain a business license from the Department of Commerce.
Customs Master Certificate

Squid is a sea animal which is famous for its unique body shape. Speaking of squid, there are 5 facts about squid you should know. What are they?

1. Have Eight Arms and Two Tentacles

The squid head is equipped with 10 versatile tentacles. While eight squid tentacles are short, and two other tentacles are longer. The eight short tentacles are usually called arms, while two long tentacles are called tentacles. Long tentacles have suckers, so they can be used to catch prey and climb something while in the water. If the short tentacles (arms) do not have suckers. However, this part can grow again if broken.

2. Have the Strong and Sharp Beak

Squid has the strong and sharp beak. The beak is hidden in his mouth. It is used to kill and rip their prey. Although strong, this beak does not contain minerals at all. Because of the strengthen of squid’s beak, its beak would not be destroyed, even though it was exposed to digestive juices. Because it is resistant to digestive juices, the squid’s beak is often found in the whale’s stomach intact.

3. Have Three Hearts

Just like humans, squid also have hearts. The difference is, the heart of a squid is three, while our heart is only one. Two squid hearts are used to regulate the gills, while the other heart is used to pump blood throughout the body. Squid’s heart is usually greenish in color.

Today, the scope of millennial business revolves around fashion and cafes. In fact, there are still many businesses that can be developed, one of which is in the field of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries. Moreover, Indonesia is known as a maritime country because of its vast sea space. “The business of utilizing fish and marine resources is still very broad.

Our wealth is not locked only in air-conditioned rooms, our wealth is in the sea,” said KKP Head of Research and Human Resources Agency SjariefWidjaja in Jakarta, Saturday (12/10/10) 2019). Sjarief said, when talking about the sea, many millennials thought the fish business was a fishing business and was not successful. Because, the community has been implanted stereotypes of successful people is to tie and wear a suit.

In fact, said Sjarief, there are still many roles that can be taken in this business. No less competitive with today’s cafe business. Especially if combined with the spirit of entrepreneurship and advanced technology, for example, making startups in the field of fisheries based on orchestration and so forth.

“Let’s get into the world of fisheries and become great entrepreneurs. So that fish and the sea become the nation’s future can be realized,” he said. The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries itself indeed encourages entrepreneurship in the field of maritime affairs and fisheries, one of which is organizing entrepreneurship entrepreneurship competitions in the marine sector.

Later participants with superior products have the opportunity to build networks and get capital from KKP to become advanced, even export-oriented startups. For capital, KKP has partnered with the Maritime and Fisheries Business Capital Management Institute (LPMUKP) of the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) which is indeed focused on capitalizing on SME beginners.

Going forward, KKP will also request the participation of Bank BRI and Bank BNI in its CSR programs. “In the future, we will expand the workshop again so that it spreads in cities in Indonesia. We want to introduce fisheries as a good business opportunity,” he said.