Indonesia Seizes Over 1,000 Tons of Illegally Diverted Imported Shrimp
Indonesia's Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries seized 1,048 tons of imported shrimp from Canada, Argentina, and Ecuador suspected of being illegally diverted to the domestic market. The potential state loss is estimated at Rp 405.8 billion.
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