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Calls mount to suppress increase of basic food prices ahead of Ramadan
Business 6 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
Ignore these myths about the coronavirus
Health 6 years ago

Ignore these myths about the coronavirus

There are many myths swirling around on the internet at the moment about Covid-19, more commonly known as the coronavirus.
Garlic, onion import licenses temporarily removed to stabilize soaring prices
Business 6 years ago

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Garlic, onion import licenses temporarily removed to stabilize soaring prices

Importers will no longer need import permit letter (SPI) from the Trade Ministry and import recommendations for horticulture products (RIPH) from the Agriculture Ministry to import garlic and onion.
Coronavirus threatens Idul Fitri food supply as import regulations tightened
Business 6 years ago

Coronavirus threatens Idul Fitri food supply as import regulations tightened

The tightening of import procedures to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus from aboard has partly caused shortages in commodities such as sugar and garlic.
Government expedites imports of staple needs to stabilize prices
Business 6 years ago

Government expedites imports of staple needs to stabilize prices

The government is expediting imports of buffalo meat, garlic and sugar to stabilize prices in preparation for a surge in demand during this year’s Ramadan festivities that will start in late April amid the coronavirus outbreak, officials say.
Garlic prices push annual inflation to 2.98% in February
Business 6 years ago

Garlic prices push annual inflation to 2.98% in February

Headline inflation in Indonesia rose to 2.98 percent in February from 2.68 percent in January, driven by higher prices of garlic and cayenne, among other commodities.
Garlic stock will only suffice until April without Chinese imports
Business 6 years ago

Garlic stock will only suffice until April without Chinese imports

Indonesians could find it difficult to buy garlic during the Ramadan holiday season this year if the country fails to get imports from China soon, an official has said.
Rising garlic price cannot be blamed on coronavirus: Business watchdog
Business 6 years ago

Rising garlic price cannot be blamed on coronavirus: Business watchdog

As some suggest the coronavirus outbreak may be behind the sharp rise in garlic prices, the competition watchdog is not having any of it, blaming importers instead.
Outbreak impact: Scarcity makes garlic price skyrocket in North Sumatra
Business 6 years ago

Outbreak impact: Scarcity makes garlic price skyrocket in North Sumatra

The price currently stands at Rp 52,000 (US$3.81) per kilogram, more than double the usual Rp 25,000 per kg.
Garlic prices soar in Central Java as coronavirus hampers imports from China
Business 6 years ago

Garlic prices soar in Central Java as coronavirus hampers imports from China

Garlic prices rise by 40 percent as supplies decline.

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