Serdang Bedagai, March 28, 2024 – Welcoming the celebration of Eid al-Fitr 1445 H, Regal Springs Indonesia (PT Aqua Farm Nusantara) once again shares joy by providing assistance in the form of Eid packages to hundreds of families in the vicinity of the company’s operational areas, both in Serdang Bedagai Regency and Toba Regency to Simalungun, starting from Thursday (28/03).
Around 350 packages distributed include, among others, sugar, syrup, canned bread, and canned drinks distributed gradually in each region or operational area.
Head of Legal & Corporate Affairs at Regal Springs Indonesia, Arum P. Handayani, stated that this activity is a routine CSR program of the company to continue to be present amidst the community.
“Because we live as neighbors and the community is a priority and one of the main stakeholders who have been living alongside Regal Spring Indonesia carrying out operational activities in this area,” said Arum.
A representative from BKM Masjid Nurul Huda Sei Nagalawan, Akbar, expressed his gratitude for the assistance provided to the residents. “Alhamdulillah for the attention from PT Aqua Farm Nusantara to the residents and the mosque here, hopefully, the positive impact of the presence of PT Aqua Farm Nusantara can continue to be felt by us,” said Akbar.
About Regal Springs Indonesia
Regal Springs Indonesia is a pioneer in responsible fish farming business in Indonesia since 1989 and is one of the food and manufacturing companies that employs more than 2,000 employees in North Sumatra.
In 2018, Regal Springs Indonesia launched the “KAMI PEDULI” Social Responsibility and Sustainability program focusing on three pillars: Environment, Social, and Economic. This is the first integrated sustainability program for tilapia fish farming. In all its operations, Regal Springs Indonesia always emphasizes environmental sustainability and natural resource conservation. This is evident from the achievement of Regal Springs Indonesia as the world’s first tilapia fish producer to operate responsibly according to the Good Aquaculture Practices (CBIB), Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC), and GAA BAP standards.
