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The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) has conducted rigorous monitoring of radioactive contamination in fisheries products to ensure their safety for consumption during the 2025/2026 Christmas and New Year (Nataru) holiday season. The surveillance involved inspections throughout the production chain, from upstream to downstream, in collaboration with the Brimob Polri. Key findings confirmed the absence of radioactive contamination in fish products, providing assurance to consumers about their safety.
The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) has implemented rigorous monitoring of radioactive contamination in fisheries products during the 2025/2026 Christmas and New Year (Nataru) holiday season. The surveillance, conducted by the KKP's Quality Control Agency, covered the entire production chain - from upstream fishing activities to downstream distribution. This comprehensive approach ensures that all fish products reaching consumers are safe and free from radioactive contamination.
The monitoring exercise was carried out in collaboration with the Brimob Polri (Mobile Brigade Corps), enhancing the effectiveness of the surveillance. According to Ishartini, Head of the KKP's Quality Control Agency, the joint effort involved field inspections to verify the quality and safety of fisheries products. This cooperation between KKP and Brimob demonstrates the government's commitment to maintaining high food safety standards during peak consumption periods.
The surveillance activities were particularly focused on ensuring product safety during the Nataru holiday season when fish consumption typically increases. Ishartini emphasized that the inspections aimed to provide consumers with confidence in the safety of fisheries products. The KKP's proactive measures in monitoring and controlling product quality help maintain public trust in the safety of Indonesian fisheries products.
Fisheries Product Safety Monitoring
Nataru Holiday Season Surveillance