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jamu

Opinion 6 years ago

Rush for 'jamu' helps protect cultural heritage

In Indonesia, demand for jamu elixirs surged as people try to boost their immune system in an attempt to fend off the virus.

Food 6 years ago

Not all herbal drinks are healthy: Experts

Some Indonesians rely on jamu (traditional herbal drink) to maintain their wellness. However, jamu is not to be used as medicine or to treat or prevent illness, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic,

People 6 years ago

Young Sunita Bhagchandani dreams of modern future for old-fashioned 'jamu'

Suni’s love for jamu is not one driven by business opportunity, but rather accumulated as she grew up.

Food 6 years ago

Re.juve elevates Indonesian 'jamu' with cold-pressed method

Inspired by traditional recipes, cold-pressed juice company Re.juve has launched Indonesia Heritage Beverage, featuring cold-pressed jamu and shots.

City 6 years ago

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Off the shoulders of ‘Mbok’, into cafes and online stores: Jamu herbal drink enters Digital Age

Nowadays the herbal drink jamu can be found in cafes and online stores.

National 7 years ago

Police to return confiscated 'jamu' in Blitar

An investigation found that the herbal drinks, under the brands Kunji Sejati and Angger Waras, had been produced legally and had the necessary documents to be sold on the market.

Food 7 years ago

Three destinations to learn more about 'jamu'

A list of destinations if you're interested to learn more about jamu.

People 7 years ago

Jokowi shares daily 'jamu' recipe that keeps him healthy

The President shared a vlog on his Instagram account on how to make his signature jamu.

Opinion 7 years ago

Leveraging jamu heritage using science and technology

Almost all Indonesians know what jamu (traditional herbal medicine) is and have consumed it at one point in their lives. In fact, it is reported that 75 percent of all Indonesians consume jamu on a regular basis, either to prevent or treat diseases.

Lifestyle 8 years ago

A month of celebrating Indonesia in Paris

On the first weekend of April, the first of a month's worth of events celebrating Indonesian culture kicked off in Paris.

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