Minister of Agriculture SYL Remove Exports 6 West Java Agricultural Commodities

Published 2020년 6월 16일

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The article highlights a significant increase in the export of six agricultural commodities from West Java, Indonesia, despite the COVID-19 pandemic. These commodities include cactus, tea, coffee, kaffir lime, vegetables, and swallow's nests. Cactus exports have seen a fourfold increase, with the main export markets being America, Canada, Taiwan, and South Korea. The Ministry of Agriculture has supported these exports through the issuance of phytosanitary certificates, valued at Rp 15.4 billion. The Minister of Agriculture has expressed the importance of agriculture in providing necessary commodities and has shown support for the partnership between exporters and farmers in the Lembang region. The Agricultural Quarantine Agency is ready to speed up the export of agricultural products through an export clinic and an application that monitors potentials and centers for export-based agricultural areas.

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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, LEMBANG - Minister of Agriculture (Mentan) Syahrul Yasin Limpo released exports of six agricultural commodities from West Java Province (West Java) which continue to grow and increase demand in the export market. The Ministry of Agriculture (Kementan) through the Agricultural Quarantine Agency noted an increase from January to mid-June 2020 compared to the same period last year. "We prove again that is not disturbed by the Covid-19 pandemic, whose exports also continue to run is agriculture," said the Minister when gave direction in the "Release of Indonesian Agricultural Commodity Exports" event in Lembang, Tuesday (16/6). One of the commodities with high demand was the Cactus or members of the Cactaceae family flowering plant turned out to have a different meaning in the hands of this exporter from Bandung. "There is something more powerful. Ornamental plants cultivated by young people in the yard to become commodities have now been exported, resulting in around ...

Source: Republika