It turns out that this is the main location of the Rp. 500 trillion export treasure in Republic of Indonesia

Published 2021년 1월 19일

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Indonesia's Trade Minister M Lutfi has identified swallow's nest, a potentially lucrative commodity, for its export potential, which could reach Rp 500 trillion. The production of this commodity, predominantly found in Indonesia and contributing 75% to the global supply, is facing a challenge as the traditional production centers in Java are declining due to deforestation. The industry is now looking to expand to other islands such as Sumatra, Kalimantan, and Sulawesi. However, the expansion is being limited by the natural habits and migration patterns of the swallows.
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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - Trade Minister M Lutfi revealed that swallow's nest commodity has export potential of up to Rp 500 trillion. This commodity initially relied on the island of Java as a production center, but is now spread over many islands. "In the past, the biggest production in Java was up to 100 tons / year. Now 20 tons-30 tons is already a lot, dropping 70%, even that is not necessarily achieved," said Chairman of the Indonesian Bird's Nest Entrepreneurs Association (PPSBI) Boedi Mranata to CNBC Indonesia, Monday (18/1/21). Production on the island of Java is decreasing due to reduced land such as forests to caves. In fact, it is the original habitat of the swallow. This shift has taken place in recent years. "There is a long history, there used to be bird nests in caves. Maybe 150 years ago, the empty houses in Gresik, Worosari, Purwodadi were infested with swallows. We develop how to raise swallows in a modern way," said Boedi. Day by day, this commodity is also ...

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