A series of strategies from the Ministry of Agriculture to increase exports of swallow's nests in Indonesia

Published 2021년 5월 20일

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The Ministry of Agriculture in Indonesia is taking steps to boost swallow's nest (SBW) exports, aiming to increase the number of swallow houses and develop a business unit for cleaning and processing. The government also plans to increase registration of swallow houses, provide incentives for exporters, and strengthen diplomacy with China to increase export volume. Additionally, the government will coordinate with the Ministry of Trade to increase promotion and business matching for SBW.
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My Agriculture - The Ministry of Agriculture through the Directorate General of Animal Husbandry and Animal Health (Ditjen PKH) is committed to increasing swallow's nest (SBW) exports in line with the Gratieks program or the Threefold Export Movement which is being intensified by the Ministry of Agriculture. PKH Director General Nasrullah said that Indonesia is still the largest producer of swallow's nest in the world and controls 70 percent of the market. "The export production of swallow's nest has been quite positive in the last two years. But it still needs to be improved again, "said Nasrullah, as quoted from the page ditjenpkh.pertanian.go.id. In 2019, the export volume that has been successfully carried out is 1,259 tons with a value of IDR 5.07 trillion. This volume will increase in 2020 to 1,319 tonnes, this increase will automatically increase the export value to IDR7.83 trillion. Nasrullah explained that there are several efforts and strategies that will be carried out ...
Source: Pertanianku

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