Observed arrival · 2026-09-25
Asili Company’s community-governed sea cucumber supply chain
Asili Company describes a Zanzibar operation producing bêche-de-mer through sea-cucumber ranching in community-protected seagrass meadows.
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- Bêche-de-mer buyers and coastal aquaculture partners
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- The page describes a 1:1 revenue split with Shehia Fishing Committees and says its hatchery and nursery facilities are under construction.
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The described workflow combines juveniles sourced from surrounding areas with hatchery-produced stock, then places them in protected seagrass grow-out areas. Asili says partner Shehia Fishing Committees manage the no-take zones, while the company provides inputs and market access under joint-venture terms. Its own hatchery and nursery facilities are described as under construction, so that part of the supply plan is not presented as an existing capability.
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