Certification comes months after the completion of the US$2.07 billion Sadia Halal transaction in Saudi Arabia.
The investment aims to improve productivity, strengthen local value chains, and enhance the resilience of food systems.
The initiative aims to build local expertise and expand aquaculture output by 2030.
The project aims to improve livestock disease control and reduce reliance on imported vaccines.
The move supports Indonesia’s efforts to expand its supplier base beyond Australia.