The Indonesian Post
SGS has opened a state-of-the-art new laboratory facility dedicated to fisheries, aquaculture, and food testing in Surabaya, East Java. The inauguration event was led by Mike Bruinsma, President Director of SGS Indonesia, and attended by SGS clients, including representatives from the Pole & Line Fisheries Association and Handline Indonesia (AP2HI). This is a milestone for the industry The ceremony marks a significant milestone for SGS in Indonesia and for the fisheries, aquaculture, and broader food production industry in East Java. The newly inaugurated laboratory is evidence of the collective effort, dedication, and shared vision of all stakeholders involved. Strategic location and advanced capabilities Located strategically in Surabaya, East Java, this laboratory signifies SGS's commitment to enhancing food safety, quality, and sustainability across the fisheries and aquaculture sectors. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology and operated by highly skilled professionals, this facility is ready to set new standards in testing and certification services. It is expected to provide strong support for the global supply chain and particularly benefit the fisheries and aquaculture industry in East Java and Indonesia as a whole. Commitment to excellence In his opening speech, Mike Bruinsma said: "As we cut the ribbon today, we are not just inaugurating a new building, we are also reaffirming our commitment to excellence and our support for the Indonesian food production industry. Let this new building be a place where ideas are born, knowledge is shared, and dreams come true." Comprehensive testing services This facility will offer a range of microbiological testing services for various seafood and aquaculture products. The comprehensive testing capabilities will enable businesses across the supply chain to meet regulatory requirements, enhance product quality, and build trust among consumers. Establishing a state-of-the-art laboratory demonstrates SGS's unwavering dedication to ensuring the highest standards of quality and safety in the fisheries and aquaculture sector. This new facility will play a crucial role in product testing, thereby enhancing the credibility and marketability of Indonesian products on the global stage.