Indonesian coffee continues to enter the world market

Published 2021년 10월 16일

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In September 2021, Indonesia's agricultural exports saw a significant increase of 15.04% from the previous month, reaching a value of US$ 390 million, as per the Central Statistics Agency. This growth was largely driven by a 3.87% increase in coffee exports, which accounted for 20.79% of the total agricultural sector exports. Other substantial contributions were made by medicinal plants, aromatics, and spices (19%), and annual fruits (9.97%). However, exports of bird nests and shrimp experienced significant declines of -42.88% and -90.35% respectively.

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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - Indonesian coffee commodity is increasingly entering the world market. This is reflected in the large export of coffee compared to other agricultural products. Head of the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) Margo Yuwono said that in September 2021 the export value of the agricultural sector reached US$ 390 million. It rose quite high at 15.04% compared to August 2021. The increase in exports from the agricultural sector was driven by the high contribution of coffee products. "From the agricultural sector, the largest share is from coffee, the share is 20.79%. If we calculate the growth of coffee, it is 3.87%," he said in a virtual press conference, Friday (15/10/2021). Besides coffee, the largest contribution to the agricultural sector came from medicinal plants, aromatics and spices by 19%. Furthermore, the third largest contribution was from annual fruits with a growth of 9.97%. He continued, other commodities in agricultural products that contributed to ...

Source: Cnbcindonesia