Seafood exports - One pagers

Update! Indonesian authorities have decided to postpone the planned implementation of the certification requirements, originally scheduled to take effect on 18 October, by two years. For imported food and beverage products, the new implementation date is 18 October 2028. The postponement was introduced through an amendment to Government Regulation No. 42/2024 and is justified by the need for more time to “ensure adequate readiness of the halal system”. On 18 October, Indonesia introduced a new regulatory framework for products subject to halal certification requirements.

Norway embarks on huge plastic-cleanup campaign ahead of World Cleanup Day on September 20. Together with businesses, schools, and public sector and voluntary organisations, The Norwegian seafood industry is participating in a bid to tackle plastic pollution in marine waters.

Japan celebrates the arrival of Norwegian Saba Nouveau mackerel, the first catch of the season, coinciding with the Norway Seafood Festival in Tokyo.

Update! Indonesian authorities have decided to postpone the planned implementation of the certification requirements, originally scheduled to take effect on 18 October, by two years. For imported food and beverage products, the new implementation date is 18 October 2028. The postponement was introduced through an amendment to Government Regulation No. 42/2024 and is justified by the need for more time to “ensure adequate readiness of the halal system”. On 18 October, Indonesia introduced a new regulatory framework for products subject to halal certification requirements.