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Indonesia aims for garlic self-sufficiency in 2029
Regulations 1 month ago

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Indonesia aims for garlic self-sufficiency in 2029

Roughly 95 percent of the country’s consumption is currently met through imports.
Bapanas accuses garlic importers of license abuse
Economy 1 year ago

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Bapanas accuses garlic importers of license abuse

Bapanas has blamed garlic importers for causing the current shortage of garlic and the resulting spike in prices by trading their quotas, thereby leading to a shortfall in imports.
Govt to cut garlic imports by 40 percent next year
Regulations 2 years ago

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Govt to cut garlic imports by 40 percent next year

The Agriculture Ministry plans to reduce garlic imports next year by around 40 percent to encourage domestic production.
Pursuing better ecosystem for innovative agribusiness
Academia 2 years ago

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Pursuing better ecosystem for innovative agribusiness

Despite the government's vision of promoting local agricultural products, the policy instruments in place do favor the local agriculture industry. 
Trade Ministry, food agency clash over garlic imports
Regulations 2 years ago

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Trade Ministry, food agency clash over garlic imports

The two government institutions disagree on the need for garlic imports amid high prices of the commodity.
North Sumatra food estate sees first harvests
Business 4 years ago

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North Sumatra food estate sees first harvests

A 215 hectare food estate in Humbang Hasundutan regency, North Sumatra, has had its first potato, shallot and garlic harvests.
Govt optimistic about food price stability through Ramadan, Idul Fitri
Business 4 years ago

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Govt optimistic about food price stability through Ramadan, Idul Fitri

Food commodity prices are expected to be relatively stable throughout the upcoming holiday season of Ramadan and Idul Fitri, with poor demand over the past year leading to larger stockpiles.
Challenges loom to maintain staple food supply until Idul Fitri: Economists
Business 5 years ago

Challenges loom to maintain staple food supply until Idul Fitri: Economists

Agriculture Ministry data indicate that there is a large enough supply of basic commodities until Ramadan and even a surplus of them, despite concerns over supply disruption.
Import relaxations not enough to secure garlic supply: Business watchdog
Business 5 years ago

Import relaxations not enough to secure garlic supply: Business watchdog

The government's recently issued import policy has failed to ensure a steady supply of garlic as importers have been late to complete garlic imports, Business Competition Supervisory Commission (KPPU) commissioners have said.
Calls mount to suppress increase of basic food prices ahead of Ramadan
Business 5 years ago

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Calls mount to suppress increase of basic food prices ahead of Ramadan

The national average garlic price has almost doubled to Rp 44,500 per kilogram on Thursday from double from between Rp 25,000 per kg to Rp 30,000 per kg in January
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