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Glass Fish: Indonesia’s Premium Marine Treasure for Global Markets

Table of Contents

• What is Glass Fish?
• Premium Qualities of Our Glass Fish
• Product Specifications
• Applications & Uses
• Why Choose PT JEJU INDAH UTAMA
• Ordering & Export Information

What is Glass Fish?

Glass fish, scientifically known as Ikan Peperek or Petek (family Leiognathidae), represents one of Indonesia’s most versatile marine commodities. These small, silver, deep-bodied fish feature a distinct laterally compressed body structure that sets them apart from other demersal species. Found abundantly in Jepara waters, glass fish have supported local fishing communities for generations. The unique appearance and exceptional adaptability of glass fish make them highly sought after in both domestic and international markets. Their translucent silver sheen gives them the distinctive “glass” quality that appeals to processors and consumers alike.

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Premium Qualities of Our Glass Fish

PT JEJU INDAH UTAMA delivers glass fish that meet the highest international standards. Our catch originates from the pristine waters of Jepara, where sustainable fishing practices preserve marine ecosystems. Each batch undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure freshness, proper handling, and optimal shelf life. The natural characteristics of glass fish include exceptional protein content, mild flavor profile, and remarkable versatility in processing applications.

We maintain cold chain integrity from vessel to delivery, preserving the delicate texture that distinguishes premium glass fish from inferior alternatives. Our commitment to quality has positioned us as a trusted supplier for discerning buyers across Asia and beyond.

Product Specifications

• Scientific Name: Leiognathidae family (Peperek/Petek)
• Size Range: 8–15 cm per specimen
• Appearance: Silver, deep-bodied, laterally compressed
• Harvest Method: Demersal bottom set gill nets
• Processing Options: Fresh chilled, frozen, salted, or whole round
• Packaging: IQF, block frozen, or custom specifications
• Origin: Jepara, Indonesia
• Certification: HACCP, EU compliant upon request

Applications & Uses

The versatility of glass fish extends across multiple industries and culinary traditions. Human consumption remains the primary market, with glass fish featured in regional dishes throughout Southeast Asia. The mild flavor accepts various preparation methods including frying, steaming, and drying. Salted glass fish production represents a significant value-added opportunity for processors seeking specialty products.

Beyond direct consumption, glass fish serve as premium bottom set gill net bait for commercial fishing operations. Local fishermen in Jepara have long recognized the effectiveness of glass fish in attracting target species. This dual-purpose functionality enhances the commercial viability of glass fish procurement for wholesale buyers.

Why Choose PT JEJU INDAH UTAMA

Our company leverages decades of combined experience in Indonesian marine product export. We maintain direct relationships with Jepara fishing cooperatives, ensuring consistent supply and competitive pricing. Every glass fish shipment includes complete traceability documentation and customizable packaging to meet destination market requirements.

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Ordering & Export Information

Glass fish orders require minimum quantities based on processing type and destination. We accommodate bulk contracts, container shipments, and trial orders for new partnerships. Our logistics team handles all export documentation, including health certificates, origin declarations, and customs clearance support. Contact our sales department for current glass fish availability, pricing schedules, and sample arrangements.

Secure your supply of Indonesia’s finest glass fish today and experience the quality difference that distinguishes PT JEJU INDAH UTAMA in the global seafood marketplace.