Giving back their homes with reef restoration
coral reef is the habitat of some species including octopus and snapper – grouper as well.…
KELOLA Group is committed to using sustainable practices in every aspect and stage of the supply chain to overcome IUU fishing.
Ensuring our products are safety and have the best quality of seafood, KELOLA Group applies food safety standards such as HACCP, BRC, ISO 22000.
Traceability keeping us aware of what we consume. We provide transparent and comprehensive traceability information of our products; from the sea to the plate.
KELOLA Group initiates to improve the living standard of people and communities through education, social, and economic.
Our strategic approach is to achieve sustainable fisheries through Fishery Improvement Project partnering with associations, NGOs and stakeholders.
coral reef is the habitat of some species including octopus and snapper – grouper as well.…
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Ensure that the origins/locations where products were purchased are known, and all coming from legal fisheries…
Exploited ocean is the biggest issue we have to face and we have to end it, now.
Overcoming IUU fishing and other sustainability issues, digital traceability is the most feasible solution.
Banda (21/03/2019) – Banda sea is one of the main sources of coastal tuna fishery for…
Surabaya (05/03/2019) – As coordination and discussion platform among snapper-grouper (demersal) processors/exporters to discuss the common…
Lamongan (26/04/2018) – Snapper – Grouper FIP in Indonesia Fisheries Management Area 712 has been launched…