Building a halal seafood supply chain: a sample program journey

Sample story — illustrative only. This page shows how a company could move through the KNEKS × Moria program. It is not an account of events, and it makes no claim about funding, investors or results.

The company

Harvesea is a halal seafood supply-chain platform that helps restaurants, hotels and caterers buy quality seafood at competitive prices, orchestrating sourcing, pricing, processing and fulfilment through its supplier network and technology.

What the journey could look like

• Screening. A review of the supplier network, halal assurance along the chain and the business model.
• Mentoring. Sharpening the numbers that matter for a supply-chain business: margins per order, working capital and supplier reliability.
• Pitch preparation. Explaining how the platform serves hotels, restaurants and caterers, and what new capital would unlock.
• Investor introductions. Meetings with investors focused on halal food and logistics, including partners in the Moria Ventures network in the Gulf.

Why it matters

Reliable halal supply is a practical need for food businesses across Indonesia and the wider region. The program helps founders turn operational strength into an investment case that travels across borders.