2022
DOI: 10.1088/1755-1315/1033/1/012065
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Bioconversion and bioeconomics of thorn stringray skin waste (Dasyatis sp.) as a commercial leather products

Abstract: Stingray skin can be utilized and processed into commercial products with high economic value. The aim of the research is to maximize the use and increase the economic value of thorn stingray skin waste through the processing of commercial products (wallet and bracelets) that consumers prefer. The research method used product design & processing, added value, and consumer preferences. The number of stingray skins used for processing 1 (one) men’s/women’s wallet-bag is two skin sheets (IDR. 100,000). The co… Show more

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“…The species is categorized into Near Threatened (NT) based on the red list status and is considered harmless to humans (Jacobsen and Bennett 2012;Jacobsen et al 2015). In addition to being a fish for human consumption, the economic value of stingray (Dasyatis spp) is now beginning to reach the convection industry as several people in Java use its leather waste as textile material (Sahubawa and Pertiwiningrum 2022). The mackerel, S. commerson, is a large pelagic fish that is commonly harvested from the shallow habitats on the continental shelf and are also regarded as a Near Threatened (NT) species (Collette et al 2011).…”
Section: Population and Ecological Aspect Of Ichthyofauna In Pematang...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The species is categorized into Near Threatened (NT) based on the red list status and is considered harmless to humans (Jacobsen and Bennett 2012;Jacobsen et al 2015). In addition to being a fish for human consumption, the economic value of stingray (Dasyatis spp) is now beginning to reach the convection industry as several people in Java use its leather waste as textile material (Sahubawa and Pertiwiningrum 2022). The mackerel, S. commerson, is a large pelagic fish that is commonly harvested from the shallow habitats on the continental shelf and are also regarded as a Near Threatened (NT) species (Collette et al 2011).…”
Section: Population and Ecological Aspect Of Ichthyofauna In Pematang...mentioning
confidence: 99%