Stars of export products that are predicted to succeed in Indonesia in 2021

Published 2021년 2월 17일

Tridge summary

Indonesia saw a significant increase in export value in January 2021, largely driven by commodities such as horticultural products, palm oil and its derivatives, coffee, chocolate, crude palm oil, coal, nickel derivative products, and marine products. The country's export value for 2021 is expected to be supported by these commodities, with a particular focus on crude palm oil, coal, and nickel derivative products due to high demand from countries like China, South Korea, Japan, and the European Union. The success of the Covid-19 vaccination both in Indonesia and globally will also impact export performance. The chairman of the Indonesian Export Companies Association, Benny Soetrisno, stressed the importance of downstreaming to add value to export commodities and highlighted the potential of essential oils as a promising commodity. He also underscored the need for more trade agreements and market access to enhance the export of Indonesian products.
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Original content

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - The export value in January increased quite high because it was supported by commodities that were the mainstay. How about this year, who will be the support? Chairman of the Indonesian Export Companies Association (GPEI) Benny Soetrisno explained that Indonesia has several commodities that other countries do not have. For example, from horticultural products or tropical fruits, which are commonly called exotic fruits, which are in demand. "Besides that, what is currently on the rise such as vegetable oil from palm oil as well as its derivative products is needed by the wider community. Also with the trend of drinking coffee in the world, coffee has become a mainstay as well as chocolate," he told CNBC Indonesia, Tuesday (16/2/2021 ). However, the superior export products for the non-oil and gas sector in 2021, according to Benny, will still come from crude palm oil (CPO), coal and nickel derivative products. Seeing that there is still a lot of demand ...

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