Strengthening downstream, Minister of Agriculture of Indonesia releases processed cassava and coffee exports

Published 2021년 11월 13일

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The article highlights the efforts of Indonesia's Minister of Agriculture, Syahrul Yasin Limpo, to boost agricultural exports despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent successes include the export of 3.3 tons of processed cassava to South Korea and 39.6 tons of coffee to Egypt. Limpo emphasizes the role of agriculture in supporting the national economy and highlighting Indonesia's position as a significant player in global agricultural production. He outlines plans to enhance export quality and encourage regional collaboration, emphasizing the potential of local food products and the importance of partnerships for achieving sustainable growth in the agricultural sector.

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Panennews.com - Minister of Agriculture Syahrul Yasin Limpo (Mentan SYL) continues to encourage exports of agricultural commodities in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, so that the national economy and farmers' welfare will be more resilient. This time, 3.3 tons of processed cassava were exported to South Korea and 39.6 tons of coffee to Egypt. “This export is a manifestation of the government's commitment, especially the Ministry of Agriculture, to build an increasingly great country. We try to triple our food exports, because our agriculture is needed by other countries. We encourage all regions to export," said Minister of Agriculture SYL at the Downstream Development and Export of Local Food, as well as the release of processed cassava and coffee exports in Surabaya, Thursday (4/11/2021). SYL said Indonesia is the 4th largest country in the world after America, China and India, so agricultural development and exports must be more advanced and improved. And during the ...

Source: Panen