This is the most Indonesian fruit exported to the UAE

Published 2020년 9월 22일

Tridge summary

The Indonesian government is working to increase the export of fruit products to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which is a potential market for tropical fruits like pineapple, banana, mangosteen, mango, and rambutan. In 2019, Indonesia exported 12.5 thousand tons of pineapple to the UAE, generating 7.8 million US dollars. Despite being the 19th largest fruit exporter to the UAE, Indonesia sees potential for growth in the market. The UAE, with a population of 9.8 million, predominantly consisting of expatriates, presents a market where fruits and vegetables that are similar to those from Indonesia are popular.
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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA - The government has begun to intensify the export of fruit products to a number of countries amid the Covid-19 pandemic. One of the most potential markets is the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Secretary of the Directorate General of Horticulture, Ministry of Agriculture, Retno Sri Hartati, said that currently there are a number of tropical fruit commodities from Indonesia that are routinely exported to the UAE. Fruit, he said, is also a commodity that dominates the export of horticultural products to the region. He said that the fruit product that is mostly exported to the UAE is pineapple. Throughout 2019, the total volume of pineapple exports to the country reached 12.5 thousand tons with a value of 7.8 million US dollars. Then followed by Banana with 1,281 tons worth 755 thousand US dollars. The third largest position was occupied by mangosteen with 562 tons worth 561 thousand US dollars, then mango 177 tons with a value of 274 thousand US dollars and 155 ...
Source: Republika

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