Types of Fish Landed at Indonesian PITs in 2023

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Erlina Fury Santika 21/11/2024 14:18 WIB

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A BPS report shows that several types of fish were landed through traditional fishing (PIT) in 2023. Flying fish were the most abundant.

Types of Fish with the Highest Landing Volume at PIT by Quarter (2023)

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Types of Fish with the Highest Landing Volume at PIT by Quarter (2023)

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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) has calculated the amount of fish landed at traditional fish landing ports (PIT) in Indonesia.

In its report, *Traditional Fish Landing Statistics 2023*, the highest volume of fish was skipjack tuna, with a production volume of 25.97 thousand tons per quarter in 2023. BPS also calculated the value of this volume, reaching Rp335 billion.

Second was tuna, with a volume of 17.4 thousand tons. Third was mackerel, weighing 13.52 thousand tons.

Spanish mackerel followed in fourth place with a volume of 11.58 thousand tons. Finally, squid, at 10.27 thousand tons.

BPS also recorded the lowest fish production landed at PITs as grouper, with a production volume of 0.13 tons and a production value of Rp910 thousand.

The total volume of marine fisheries production landed at PITs amounted to 224.2 thousand tons in 2023. This volume contributed a value of up to Rp5.05 trillion.

BPS explained that the marine fisheries production referred to is the fish catch landed at traditional fish landing ports spread across 27 provinces in Indonesia.

Data on production at 732 PITs was recorded for 50 types of fish. BPS notes that if there is fish production outside these types, it is included in the category of "other fish".

(Also read: Trends in Indonesian Marine Fisheries Production from PITs in 2023)

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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