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Indonesia forecasts $5bn in fishery exports

Exports to rise in 2013 from $3.28 billion figure last year, according to government official

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 10, 2013 08:05 GMT
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Indonesia's fishery and marine ministry forecast fishery exports will rise to $5 billion this year from $3.28bn last year despite a slowing global economy, an official has told the Xinhua News Agency. [...]

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