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Health Certificate from Quarantine Serves as a "Passport" for Ornamental Fish in Kediri

Published 2026-10-31

Health Certificate from Quarantine Serves as a "Passport" for Ornamental Fish in Kediri | Integri News

The Indonesian Quarantine Agency, through the East Java Quarantine, stated that the quarantine health certificate functions as a "quality passport" for ornamental fish. This document serves as proof that ornamental fish being shipped are in healthy condition and meet health requirements.

The information noted that Kediri is one of the regions that makes use of this health certification service. Ornamental fish business operators in the area can request a certificate before the fish are sent out of the region or abroad. With this certificate, buyers and authorities can verify the origin and health condition of the fish.

Health certificates also help maintain market trust. Fish that have official documentation are considered safer to trade, since diseases in fish can spread and harm both aquaculture businesses and aquatic environments.

East Java Quarantine invites ornamental fish business operators to make use of this certification service in accordance with applicable procedures. Further information on requirements and application procedures can be obtained directly from the local quarantine office.

Sources: Badan Karantina Indonesia

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