This study aims to evaluate the local government policy that has been realized in order to develop the marine products processing industry in South Konawe Regency. This study was conducted in coastal area of South Konawe Regency in all business units consisting of 21 business units. This study used primary and secondary data. Primary data was obtained directly from industry sources, while secondary data was obtained from several official documents published by the Industry, Trade and Mining Affairs and Marine and Fishery Affairs Office in South Konawe District. The data obtained was analyzed using comparative descriptive analysis by comparing the perception of local government which was stated in document of strategic planning and perception of industry owners. The results showed that government interventions in marine and fishery products processing consist of assistance in training, production equipment aid, and capital aid. However, those assistances have not been evenly distributed and the promotion program has not been realized. The main obstacle was marketing promotion. The local government budget allocation was directed only for infrastructure development.