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Regulations 3 years ago

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Agriculture Ministry under pressure to release detained imports

The Indonesian Ombudsman has urged the Agriculture Ministry and other government bodies to solve a horticulture imports conundrum that has seen billions of rupiah worth of goods detained.

Regulations 3 years ago

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Clash of trade, agriculture rules jeopardizes horticultural imports

The Indonesian Ombudsman estimated importers had to suffer a total loss of around Rp 3.2 billion (US$214,240), consisting of Rp 2.43 billion in utility costs and Rp 777 million in demurrage fees.

Jakarta 3 years ago

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Jakarta houseplant expo returns from pandemic slumber

Jakarta's annual Flona Festival has been revived after the COVID-19 pandemic stopped crowd-pulling events in their tracks. However, with mobility curbs lifted, the festival looks to benefit from the houseplant boom.

Academia 3 years ago

Transforming agrifood systems through innovation and digital technologies

Crop and livestock farmers, fishers, pastoralists, other producers and retailers – large and small – are successfully turning to innovative ideas and digital technologies.

World 5 years ago

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US extends trade privileges for Indonesia amid regional rivalry

Recent amendment to Indonesia’s Horticulture Law expected to boost fruit imports from US

Business 5 years ago

North Sumatra food estate to bear fruit in two to three months: Jokowi

In the first phase of the food estate program, the government built a 215 hectare horticultural area for the production of crops such as shallots, garlic, potatoes and their derivative products.

Opinion 5 years ago

The imbroglio of foreign investment in the horticultural seed business

The jobs law abolishes the 30 percent cap on FDI in horticultural seed development by amending the 2010 Horticulture Law, which has constricted Indonesia’s agriculture since 2015.

National 5 years ago

Indonesia begins food estate program in North Sumatra to spur economy

Minister says agriculture sector has recorded 22 percent growth during the pandemic.

Business 5 years ago

Indonesia’s horticultural products more expensive than neighbors, says Japan’s Nanyang

Indonesian frozen horticultural product prices were 40 percent higher than those from neighboring countries like Thailand and Vietnam, because of high production costs and small production scale.

Opinion 5 years ago

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Omnibus bill: Breakthrough for agriculture

In agriculture, the bill may make way for two major breakthroughs: a more conducive environment for investments and a more liberalized food trade. There is huge potential for the proposed policies to improve the agriculture sector, but they also come with risks.

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