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I&V BIO to open second Artemia center in Indonesia

The new center will serve the East Indonesian market and production is expected to start in March 2023.

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I&V Bio new facility in East Java
December 13, 2022

I&V BIO is building its second Artemia Nauplii Center in East Java, Indonesia. The facility will have a production capacity of around 400 trays per day. Production is expected to start in March/April 2023.

The new center will serve the East Indonesian market – East Java, Bali, Sumbawa, Sulawesi, etc. The Lampung facility is serving West Indonesia – West Java, Lampung, Bangka, North Sumatera, Aceh, etc.

The company recently celebrated its 10th anniversary since the first live Artemia tray was sold in Thailand. I&V BIO is now present in seven of the most important aquaculture countries.

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