Indonesia: Ministry of Agriculture to increase production of swallow's nests and porang

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Konjac

Indonesia

Published May 6, 2021

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Porang and swallow's nest are Indonesian commodities that are now in demand by the world.

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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID JAKARTA - Minister of Agriculture (Mentan) Syahrul Yasin Limpo said his ministry will optimize the cultivation and productivity of swallow nests and porang plants. These two commodities are currently the mainstay of Indonesia's export commodities in the world market. "I will process more optimally in cultivation up to productivity, which then of course the productivity will end and be eliminated by carrying out further processing processes with the Minister of Industry accompanied by regulations on trade, including exports, together with the Minister of Trade," said Syahrul at the Office. President, Jakarta. The Minister of Agriculture explained that porang can be cultivated in almost all regions of Indonesia. Porang is also one of the Indonesian commodities that are now in demand by the world. Likewise with swallow's nest commodity. "Therefore, we will immediately develop and accelerate more strongly from upstream to downstream, especially conducting technical ...

Source: Republika

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