RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta - Exported flagship products from Banyuwangi, East Java, generated a total value of IDR 3.9 trillion (USD 250 million) over the course of 2025, according to data released by the Banyuwangi Regency Administration on Sunday, January 18, 2026.

The local administration successfully boosted international trade figures by 18.33 percent compared to the previous year, which sat at IDR 3.3 trillion. This positive trend was maintained to bolster the regional economy and penetrate new international markets, ranging from Asia and Europe to the United States and Australia.

Regent Ipuk Fiestiandani stated in Banyuwangi on Sunday, that the export performance of the regency continues to show a positive trend. She noted that local products have successfully penetrated global markets across various continents.

"As in previous years, there are a total of 80 export destination countries from Banyuwangi, and the markets are spread across Asia, Africa, Europe, the United States, and Australia," she said, as quoted by

Head of Banyuwangi Cooperatives, Micro Enterprises, and Trade Agency, Nanin Oktaviantie, explained that the exported commodities are diverse and cover 27 flagship products.

The exported items include ornamental fish, pumice stone, coral, canned fish, processed spices, agricultural products, handicrafts, and fresh fruit. According to Nanin, the highest export value is still dominated by fishery products, specifically canned fish.

One of the main exporters is Pacific Harvest, a fish processing company operating in Muncar Subdistrict. "Shipments are contract-based with destination countries; a single shipment can weigh dozens of tons, and under certain conditions, it can even reach 40 containers per day," Nanin stated.

She mentioned that the local administration continues to encourage an increase in export volume and value by strengthening the industrial ecosystem and expanding market access.

"These efforts also open up investment opportunities for both large and medium-sized companies to invest in Banyuwangi, alongside the availability of raw materials, supporting infrastructure, and an increasingly conducive business climate," Nanin concluded. ***