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food-and-beverage

Academia 2 years ago

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Foreseeing the potential economic growth risks for this year

The absence of specific policies to protect the middle-income group has caused the current rise in food prices to erode the purchasing power of that group, resulting in a decrease in their spending allocation for secondary and tertiary consumption.

Voters Voices 2 years ago

Vote and dine: People rush for discounts after voting

Food and beverage establishments across the country provide promos and discounts for their products to encourage eligible voters to go to the polls, while also drawing in customers.

Think Big 2 years ago

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Sweet potato spirit: Karusotju reimagines Indonesian arak

Bali-based distillery Karusotju is making its mark in the niche market of artisanal liquors with its alcoholic beverage products made from Cilembu's honey sweet potato, and taking Indonesian arak to a whole other level.

Companies 3 years ago

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PepsiCo starts work on $200m snack manufacturing plant

Marking its return to the country, PepsiCo is set to invest US$200 million in a snack factory in Cikarang, West Java.

Economy 3 years ago

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Pushing the boundaries of local wine

While Indonesian wine holds promise, the industry could do with some help to improve distribution channels.

Markets 3 years ago

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Indonesian F&B industry mulls price hikes as sugar costs soar

The domestic food and beverage industry is considering raising the prices of a number of products this year to make up for the high price of refined sugar, an industry association has said.

Companies 3 years ago

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Localized: Why some Indonesian F&B brands stick to a city

Business owners believe a local name can increase their sustainability, but an expert says it is a time- and capital-consuming way of building a brand.

Tech 3 years ago

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F&B merchants bemoan ‘too high’ delivery fees

Online platforms have fundamentally changed the way food outlets operate, offering merchants wide market access on the one hand but also increasing competition on the other, while taking a sizeable chunk out of merchant's revenues in platform fees.

Economy 4 years ago

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F&B manufacturers want import duty waiver to boost exports

Representatives from the food and beverage sector met with Trade Minister Zulkifli Hasan on Wednesday to discuss state support needed by the industry to boost exports of processed foods, as demand from traditional markets — especially China and the United States — waned.

Companies 4 years ago

Starbucks to completely exit Russia after Ukraine invasion

The company will shutter 130 cafes, and let go of nearly 2,000 workers.

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food-and-beverage

PREMIUM Foreseeing the potential economic growth risks for this year

Vote and dine: People rush for discounts after voting

PREMIUM Sweet potato spirit: Karusotju reimagines Indonesian arak

PREMIUM PepsiCo starts work on $200m snack manufacturing plant

PREMIUM Pushing the boundaries of local wine

PREMIUM Indonesian F&B industry mulls price hikes as sugar costs soar

PREMIUM Localized: Why some Indonesian F&B brands stick to a city

PREMIUM F&B merchants bemoan ‘too high’ delivery fees

PREMIUM F&B manufacturers want import duty waiver to boost exports