Accounting & Bookkeeping KBLI 10200 Risk Medium

Seafood Industry Accounting

Per-batch yield costing, cold chain inventory valuation, and multi-currency export revenue

Common Challenges

Variable Yield Costing

Fish/shrimp processing yield varies seasonally and by catch quality — per-batch costing essential.

Cold Storage Inventory Risk

Frozen products susceptible to freeer burn and temperature deviations requiring appropriate provisioning.

Multi-Currency Export Revenue

Exports to Japan (JPY), US (USD), Europe (EUR) with exchange rate fluctuations affecting revenue.

Our Solutions

1

Batch Yield Costing System

Per-batch costing tracking input (kg raw material) vs output (kg finished product per grade).

  • Measurable batch yield
  • Accurate COGS
  • Supplier quality scoring
2

Cold Chain Inventory Control

Lower of cost or NRV with provision for slow-moving stock in cold storage.

  • Timely write-downs
  • Minimal losses
  • Optimal rotation
3

Export Hedge Accounting

Forward contract hedging policy with PSAK 55 documentation.

  • Stable rupiah revenue
  • Protected margins
  • Compliant reporting

Related Tax Regulations

PSAK 14

Inventories

Frozen and canned seafood inventory valuation using FIFO and lower of cost or NRV

PSAK 72

Revenue

Export seafood revenue with various incoterms (FOB, CIF, CNF)

PSAK 55

Financial Instruments

Foreign exchange forward contracts for seafood export hedging

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is seafood yield costing calculated?

Yield = output (kg finished product per grade) / input (kg raw material). Example: 1 ton raw shrimp yields 600 kg frozen headless shrimp (60% yield). Raw material cost allocated to finished products based on respective grade yields. By-products (shells, heads) credited as cost reduction if sold.

How is FOB export revenue recognized?

Revenue recognized when goods loaded onto vessel at Indonesian port (Bill of Lading date). Recorded in contract currency (USD/JPY/EUR) at BI middle rate on recognition date. Receivables revalued at each reporting period at BI closing rate. Exchange differences recognized in current period P&L.

How do accounting services improve operating cost efficiency?

Accurate, timely financial reports help you spot cost leakage, monitor margins by product or service, and make data-based decisions.

Can financial reports be accessed in real time?

Yes. We use cloud accounting systems so you can monitor cash flow, profit and loss, and business performance from anywhere.

How do you ensure reports are ready for external audits or banks?

Reports are prepared by qualified accounting professionals with clear documentation and traceable transaction data.