Nilai Ekspor Produk Perikanan ke Rusia Meningkat

Summary

Indonesia's fishery trade with Russia has faced a deficit for two consecutive years, with a significant drop from $42.42 million in 2022 to $15.5 million in 2023. Shrimp remains the top export commodity, contributing 45% to the total exports. Other notable exports include seaweed and fish roe. The heated geopolitical situation between Russia and Ukraine has impacted trade routes, posing challenges to the industry.

Takeaways

• 📉 Indonesia experienced a trade deficit in fishery products to Russia for two consecutive years.
• 💵 The deficit was $42.42 million USD or equivalent to Rp40 billion in 2022, and $15.5 million USD or equivalent to Rp2.34 billion in 2023.
• 🦐 Shrimp was the main export commodity, contributing to 45% of the total fishery exports to Russia.
• 📦 In 2023, Indonesia exported fishery products to Russia worth $25.38 million USD.
• 🌊 Seaweed was another significant export, contributing around Rp88.5 billion to the total.
• 🐟 Fish liver and roe products contributed nearly Rp80 billion to the exports.
• 🔍 The heated geopolitical situation between Russia and Ukraine is identified as one of the trade barriers affecting the trade routes.
• 📈 Despite the deficit, there was a decrease in the trade deficit from 2022 to 2023.
• 🌍 The trade deficit and export figures indicate the importance of the Russian market for Indonesian fishery products.
• 📊 The data provided highlights the need for strategies to increase competitiveness and diversify export markets for Indonesian fishery products.

Q & A

What is the overall trade balance between Indonesia and Russia in the fisheries sector for the past two years?

Indonesia experienced a trade deficit with Russia in the fisheries sector for two consecutive years. In 2022, the deficit was USD 42.42 million (around Rp40 billion), and in 2023, it was USD 15.5 million (around Rp234 billion).

What are Indonesia's primary export commodities to Russia in the fisheries sector?

Indonesia's primary export commodities to Russia include shrimp, seaweed, and fish roe. Shrimp is the largest contributor, making up 45% of the total exports.

How much did Indonesia export to Russia in 2023 in terms of fisheries products?

In 2023, Indonesia exported fisheries products worth USD 25.38 million to Russia.

What percentage of Indonesia's fishery exports to Russia is made up of shrimp?

Shrimp makes up 45% of Indonesia's fisheries exports to Russia, contributing USD 11.53 million in 2023.

What is the contribution of seaweed to Indonesia's fishery exports to Russia?

Seaweed contributed Rp88.5 billion to Indonesia's fisheries exports to Russia in 2023.

How much did fish roe and liver products contribute to Indonesia's exports to Russia in 2023?

Fish roe and liver products contributed almost Rp80 billion to Indonesia's fisheries exports to Russia in 2023.

What are the main factors affecting Indonesia's trade with Russia in the fisheries sector?

The geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine have been a significant factor impacting trade routes and overall trade between Indonesia and Russia.

How did Indonesia's trade deficit in the fisheries sector change between 2022 and 2023?

Indonesia's trade deficit in the fisheries sector with Russia decreased from USD 42.42 million in 2022 to USD 15.5 million in 2023.

Who provided the information regarding Indonesia's fisheries trade deficit with Russia?

The information was provided by Budi Sulustio, the Director General of Strengthening Product Competitiveness at the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries.

What is the impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on Indonesia’s fisheries trade with Russia?

The Russia-Ukraine conflict has negatively impacted trade routes and logistics, posing challenges to Indonesia's fisheries exports to Russia.