Encouraging Agricultural Export Performance to Grow Positively

Published 2020년 7월 16일

Tridge summary

Indonesia's agricultural exports have seen a consistent monthly increase in value, contributing to an overall rise in the country's exports in June 2020 compared to May 2020. Despite the pandemic, the agricultural sector's performance remains positive, with commodities such as coffee, aromatic and spice medicinal plants, cocoa beans, and bird's nests driving this growth. The Ministry of Agriculture is focusing on identifying the competitiveness of Indonesian agricultural products and potential competition. Meanwhile, infrastructure improvement, quality control, quantity production, product diversification, and e-commerce use are suggested by Prof. Muhammad Firdaus to further enhance the competitive advantage of Indonesian agricultural commodities.

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Original content

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA - The total value of Indonesia's exports in June 2020 far increased compared to May 2020. Based on the sector, only agricultural exports continued to consistently show positive monthly increases, or on an annual basis or Year of Year (YoY). This shows that although in the midst of the pandemic co-19 epidemic that is still sweeping the world, the performance of Indonesia's agricultural sector continues to be consistent and positive. The condition of this achievement according to the Head of the Public Relations and Public Information Bureau of the Ministry of Agriculture, Kuntoro Boga Andri, must be maintained and improved by mapping the competitiveness (comparative advantage) of Indonesian agricultural products. and identification of competing products and countries for our agricultural commodities. "The results of the FGD Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailad Growth Triangle (IMT-GT) and Brunei-Indonesia-Malaysia-Phillipines East ASEAN Growth (BIMP-EAGA) conducted ...

Source: Republika