West Java Tea Demand in Export Markets Increasingly Enthusiastic

Published 2020년 6월 9일

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The Ministry of Agriculture in Indonesia has noted a significant increase in the export of tea from West Java, with a 61.4% rise from January to May 2020 compared to the same period last year. Despite the pandemic, the country has seen an economic value of Rp.49.5 billion from the export of 1.2 thousand tons of tea to various countries. The United Arab Emirates is among the five countries that have subscribed to tea imports from West Java. The Bandung Agricultural Quarantine is ensuring that these export commodities meet the technical requirements and import protocols of each destination country. The agency is also encouraging the growth of young agricultural exporters by providing technical guidance and opening export clinics.

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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, BANDUNG - The Ministry of Agriculture through the Bandung Agricultural Quarantine noted an increase in export facilitation for tea commodities from West Java Province (West Java) throughout the pandemic period with the aim of various countries. Based on lQFAST data, from January to May 2020, as many as 1.2 thousand tons of West Java tea with an economic value of Rp.49.5 billion have been exported to various countries. This is equivalent to an increase of 61.4 percent compared to the same period last year which only reached 737.8 tons or valued at Rp 29.5 billion. The number of teas that will be released today is 49.6 tons or IDR 1.16 billion to the United Arab Emirates. "Demand for export facilitation of West Java's leading commodity has increased even though in the midst of limited conditions due to the pandemic. The hope is that in this 'normal normal' condition, it will be even brighter," said Iyus Hidayat, Head of Bandung Agriculture Quarantine through his ...

Source: Republika