Plentong

Plentong is a village located in East Java, Indonesia, specifically in the region of Sidoarjo. It is primarily known for its traditional craft of making terasi, a fermented shrimp paste that is a staple condiment in Indonesian cuisine. The village's economy is significantly driven by the production and sale of this pungent paste. Plentong is also associated with its close proximity to the Porong mudflow disaster, which impacted the area and its surrounding communities. The mudflow, which began in 2006, has affected local livelihoods and the environment. Information about Plentong is often found in reports and articles concerning the mudflow's impact and recovery efforts in the affected areas of Sidoarjo.