Shrimp is one type of marine animal that is popular with the public in general. This group of Crustaceae is often used as an additive in food. It can be processed by frying, steaming, grilling, or making a salad. Quoted from  HaloDoc, this small animal has quite a lot of properties, ranging from protein, calcium, iodine, to omega 3 fatty acids. In addition, the great potential of this shrimp both from ponds and companies that make shrimp as processed food can be consumed by society.

This is the reason one of the tenants uses shrimp as the main ingredient, Kanian. Variants of Kanian products can be divided into two, namely Frozenmart and Dine-in with all food ingredients that can be processed dine-in. With a vision to provide good protein for Indonesians people, Kanian provides high protein food solutions without preservatives in the form of frozen food, such as tempura, ebi furai, shrimp balls, forzen peeled shrimp, and ebi katsu.

Uniquely, the best seller processed shrimp from this Dine-in variant, namely Shrimp Burger and Shrimp Hotdog. “There is a Burger and Hotdog menu because we have one product that is usually exported. However, I have seen it abroad often used as a curry ingredient. It's different in Indonesia, which is deemed less suitable, so it needs to be used as another menu, such as Burger," explained Yara Nurintan as the owner of Kanian's business.

Through the seafood products especially shrimp as a choice of healthy and nutritious food menus for consumers who do not have much time to prepare their food. The food produced, makes it easier for people to eat healthy without hassle. This food has been certified ‘halal’ issued by the Indonesian Ulama Council (MUI) and BPOM.

"Hopefully in the future we can expand, especially the Frozenmart market. Kanian's future goals from the beginning is that we can distribute the shrimp to everyone. For the Dine-in, especially the people of Lampung, they know that shrimp with protein is not as expensive as they think. So people can enjoy various types of processed shrimp,” concluded Yara.