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View all search resultsBGN head Dadan Hindayana, stated that the majority of trays used in the program were produced locally using plant-based lubricants. However, he acknowledged that Indonesia still imports approximately 4 million trays per month, as domestic manufacturers are unable to meet the growing demand.
One business owner said Indonesia did not need to make halal certification mandatory since the country is predominantly Muslim and she was confident that people, even outside of Islam, would not serve or let a Muslim person eat haram food.
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