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Agromarine Nusantara

Indonesia

3.8

Jatimulya I, Mekarjati Village

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Business Description

PT. Falsafatuna Agromarine Nusantara is a growing seafood trading and export company based in Karawang, West Java, Indonesia.

We work closely with local fishermen and certified processing units (UPI) to supply quality Indonesian seafood products with integrity and transparency.

As a new and developing exporter, our focus is to build long-term partnerships through consistent quality, fair pricing, and honest communication.

We currently serve markets in Southeast Asia and East Asia and are open to establishing cooperation with global importers.

Business Details

Country:

Indonesia

Business Types:

Exporter/Wholesaler

Main Markets:

China, Indonesia, Thailand

Main Products:

Agriculture, Food & Beverage; Skipjack Tuna; Tuna

Year Established:

2025

Agromarine Nusantara operates as an exporter and wholesaler of tuna and agriculture products, targeting key markets like China and Thailand. Being based in West Karawang, Indonesia, it's well-positioned to serve Southeast Asian trade routes. The company's focus on Skipjack Tuna aligns with high-demand seafood markets in Asia, where fresh and processed tuna are widely consumed. Exporting to China suggests strong demand for quality seafood, which is often preferred in bulk wholesale channels. The website agromarinenusantara.com is the primary point of contact for trade inquiries, though no official verification details are available.

Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

L/C

Preferred Trade Term:

FOB

Port Of Loading:

Tanjung Priok

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of Less than USD 1M

Numbers Of Employees:

1-10 employees

Avg Response Time:

Most suppliers accept T/T or PayPal, but Agromarine Nusantara uses L/C, which is more secure for large orders and common in international trade. FOB terms mean the buyer takes responsibility once goods leave Tanjung Priok, so shipping and insurance are the buyer’s duty. Using USD as payment currency makes transactions easier for global buyers, especially those in the US or EU. This combination suggests Agromarine Nusantara is targeting serious international buyers who value secure, formal payment and clear responsibility division. In the seafood and aquaculture trade, small businesses with 1–10 employees often focus on niche markets or local distribution. Agromarine Nusantara's low annual revenue suggests they may serve regional or volume-sensitive buyers. The lack of quality certifications and response time data raises concerns about compliance and customer service reliability — buyers should verify these details before engaging.

Products / Services Offered

Agromarine Nusantara offers fresh Skipjack Tuna and Tuna directly in the Agriculture, Food & Beverage sector, which means buyers get reliable, high-quality seafood with clear sourcing. This direct offering reduces supply chain complexity and helps ensure consistent product quality. Buyers looking for specific tuna types can trust Agromarine Nusantara to provide clear product details without intermediaries.

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Export Countries

China

Indonesia

Thailand

Southeast Asia

67%

East Asia

33%

Agromarine Nusantara focuses on 3 countries across 2 regions, with a strong Southeast Asia concentration at 67% (Indonesia and Thailand). East Asia represents 33% with China alone. This regional skew highlights a strategic emphasis on Southeast Asian markets, where two of three destinations are located, suggesting a targeted approach to regional supply chains with limited exposure to East Asia.