Jakarta, June 13 -- The Indonesian Quarantine Agency (Barantin) is strengthening four quarantine systems to boost Indonesia's exports of animal, fish, and plant commodities.

The four are biosecurity, digital traceability, pre-border cooperation, and fast clearance systems.

Head of Barantin Abdul Kadir Karding said in an official statement received on Saturday that upgrading the quarantine systems is essential to enhancing the competitiveness of Indonesian commodities in the international market.

"What the market looks for first is quality, second is biosecurity, third is traceability, and fourth-and most importantly-is trust," he stressed during the opening of the Nusatic, Nusapet, and Nusahorti 2026 exhibition in Tangerang, Banten, on...