Indonesian authorities have suspended exports to China from Indonesian seafood company Putri Indah after packages containing frozen fish products tested positive for the coronavirus, the country’s fisheries ministry said in a statement on Saturday.

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The virus was detected on the outermost side of a package of hairtail, or ribbonfish, not on the fish, the ministry said.