Per Capita Fish Calorie Consumption in 38 Indonesian Provinces, Early 2024

According to a report by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the average daily calorie consumption of Indonesian people reached 2,051.54 calories/capita/day in March 2024.

Meanwhile, the average consumption of fish/shrimp/squid/shellfish only contributed 51.90 calories or 2.53% of the total daily per capita national calorie consumption.

In March 2024, the highest calorie consumption rate of fish/shrimp/squid/shellfish was in Southeast Sulawesi.

Meanwhile, the provinces on Java Island, namely Yogyakarta Special Region, Central Java, West Java, and East Java, were among the 10 lowest.

The following is the average daily per capita calorie consumption from fish/shrimp/squid/shellfish consumption in 38 Indonesian provinces in March 2024:

1. Southeast Sulawesi: 96.03 calories/capita/day
2. North Kalimantan: 94.64
3. Southwest Papua: 94.13
4. South Sulawesi: 87.47
5. North Maluku: 87.44
6. Aceh: 86.34
7. Maluku: 84.39
8. Papua: 82.36
9. North Sulawesi: 82.04
10. Bangka Belitung Islands: 81.13
11. West Sulawesi: 80.61
12. Central Sulawesi: 76.81
13. North Sumatra: 75.48
14. South Papua: 75.33
15. East Kalimantan: 73.41
16. West Papua: 72.84
17. Gorontalo: 72.57
18. Riau Islands: 70.55
19. Riau: 66.28
20. Central Kalimantan: 65.17
21. West Nusa Tenggara: 64.72
22. West Kalimantan: 64.69
23. South Kalimantan: 62.84
24. Bengkulu: 60.1
25. South Sumatra: 59.97
26. Banten: 56.47
27. Jambi: 55.63
28. Jakarta: 51.18
29. West Sumatra: 51.17
30. Lampung: 47.68
31. East Nusa Tenggara: 47.51
32. East Java: 42.47
33. Central Papua: 41.83
34. Bali: 38.25
35. West Java: 38.22
36. Central Java: 31.56
37. Yogyakarta Special Region: 21.77
38. Highland Papua: 19.75