ODICOFF Netherlands: Ministry of Agriculture in Indonesia records agricultural trade contracts of up to 208.08 billion rupiah

Published 2021년 11월 29일

Tridge summary

The ODICOFF event in the Netherlands has piqued the interest of over 30 Dutch buyers or importers, focusing on Indonesian coffee, fruits, and floral products. The event showcased a variety of agricultural products from Indonesia, including coffee, salak, mangosteen, durian, and ornamental plants, leading to a contract value of USD 18.68 million on the first day. This event is part of Indonesia's strategy to increase agricultural exports to the Netherlands and Europe, with the trade balance for 2020 showing a surplus of USD 951 million. The Indonesian embassy in the Netherlands fully supports this initiative, underscoring the country's priority on economic cooperation with Europe and other nations.

Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

WartaTani.co – The ODICOFF or One Day with Indonesian Coffee, Fruits, and Floriculture event in the Netherlands has attracted the attention of entrepreneurs in the windmill country. There are more than 30 Dutch buyers or importers who are interested in Indonesian agricultural commodities. The enthusiasm of the participants in the limited meeting can also be seen via the zoom meeting. Director General of Horticulture, Prihasto Setyanto as well as Chairman of the Delegation of the Republic of Indonesia (Delri) ODICOFF for the Netherlands and Serbia, opened ODICOFF in the Netherlands by presenting agricultural products. On this occasion, Indonesia brought coffee, fruit, ornamental plants, food plant products, livestock products and quality agricultural processed products that could be tasted directly during the event. It is known that the Netherlands, a country that has four seasons, really likes agricultural products from tropical countries, one of which is Indonesia. “We bring the ...

Source: Wartatani