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USSEC Speaks to Key Marine Fish Stakeholders in Indonesia and Philippines

USSEC Aquaculture Program Lead Technical Consultant – SEA Lukas Manomaitis together with USSEC aquaculture consultants Pamudi, Sean Pin Lan and Levy Manalac, traveled to Indonesia and the Philippines to speak to key industry representatives who are looking at the expansion of aquaculture into offshore and industrial approaches. A marine fish culture industry using offshore approaches will be better able to showcase the value and utility of U.S. Soy, particularly U.S. soy protein concentrate (SPC) in the marine fish market.
It is anticipated that as the offshore cage culture of marine fish expands, high quality feeds, such as those using U.S. Soy and SPC in particular, will be required in large, consistent amounts.

USSEC Aquaculture Program Lead Technical Consultant – SEA Lukas Manomaitis with USSEC’s Technical Consultant, Aquaculture - Indonesia Pamudi and Rob Garrison of PT Paramount Fishery Indonesia, discussing key issues
USSEC Aquaculture Program Lead Technical Consultant – SEA Lukas Manomaitis with USSEC’s Technical Consultant, Aquaculture - Indonesia Pamudi and Rob Garrison of PT Paramount Fishery Indonesia, discussing key issues
USSEC Asia Marine Specialist, Aquaculture – SEA Hsiang Pin Lan; an unidentified Palawan Aquaculture Corporation (PAC) representative; PAC president Ben Lim, Jr.; USSEC Technical Consultant, Aquaculture - Philippines Levy Manalac; and PAC’s Ms. Ma. Cheryl Joy Emboltorio looking at the new expansion for PAC
USSEC Asia Marine Specialist, Aquaculture – SEA Hsiang Pin Lan; an unidentified Palawan Aquaculture Corporation (PAC) representative; PAC president Ben Lim, Jr.; USSEC Technical Consultant, Aquaculture - Philippines Levy Manalac; and PAC’s Ms. Ma. Cheryl Joy Emboltorio looking at the new expansion for PAC