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Health, convenience and sweets: Consumer trends in 2024
Companies 2 years ago

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Health, convenience and sweets: Consumer trends in 2024

Cooking oil, mineral water and instant noodles are staple goods that are at the core of the Indonesian diet, so consumption growth for the goods will remain resilient in 2024 and for years to come.
The trap of protectionism
Editorial 2 years ago

The trap of protectionism

Manufacturers have long complained that local content requirements put them at a disadvantage vis-à-vis foreign competitors in the global market.
Govt to increase DMO again for palm oil producers
Regulations 2 years ago

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Govt to increase DMO again for palm oil producers

CPO producers will only be allowed to export four times as much as they sell in the domestic market, rather than six times as much.
Analyst sees minimal impact on CPO price after Indonesia tightens exports
Markets 3 years ago

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Analyst sees minimal impact on CPO price after Indonesia tightens exports

A recent government decision to tighten palm oil shipments by suspending some export permits will have a negligible impact on global prices, according to an analyst.  
Mandatory B40 risky after cooking oil policy mishap
Academia 3 years ago

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Mandatory B40 risky after cooking oil policy mishap

The government’s antimarket domestic market obligation (DMO) and low ceiling prices of cooking oil in time of skyrocketing international prices sent the wrong signals to the market, which resulted in producers holding their stock to avoid losses, causing scarcity and prices rising far beyond the ceiling prices.
Calling for a fair media: Put fear where it belongs
Academia 3 years ago

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Calling for a fair media: Put fear where it belongs

The mass media needs to reflect on the wide influence it has on skewing public perception toward the negative when it doesn't deliver balanced news.
Cooking oil debacle ends but price volatility still looms
Academia 3 years ago

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Cooking oil debacle ends but price volatility still looms

But since cooking oil is a basic staple food, the government should intervene to shield low-income groups and micro and small enterprises from the inflationary impact during the boom cycle.
Better governance needed in navigating the commodity-price cycles
Academia 3 years ago

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Better governance needed in navigating the commodity-price cycles

Although the export ban was imposed only for about one month, the draconian measure inflicted devastating impacts on the industry and millions of smallholders. 
KPPU accuses 27 cooking oil companies of violations
Companies 3 years ago

KPPU accuses 27 cooking oil companies of violations

The Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU) has accused 27 cooking oil companies of unfair business practices, saying it has enough evidence to put together a formal case against them.
The parody of police, KPK and Trade Minister Zulkifli
Academia 3 years ago

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The parody of police, KPK and Trade Minister Zulkifli

The public, including several retired police generals, has made the police explanation an endless source of laughter, criticism, and anger because of the glaring irregularities shrouding the case they could not answer convincingly.
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