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Indonesia to boost spice trade relations with India

Herbs, Spices & Seasonings
Indonesia
India
Published Aug 25, 2023

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Indonesia's Trade Minister, Zulkifli Hasan, visited the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) Market in Mumbai, India, and expressed Indonesia's commitment to strengthening trade relations with India, particularly in the spice trade sector. Hasan noted that Indonesia is a spice-producing nation that exports spices, including high-quality cloves from Manado, to India. The minister also plans to discuss tariff barriers with India's Minister of Trade, Piyush Goyal, and invited members of APMC to participate in the India Trade mission at the Trade Expo Indonesia 2023.
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Indonesia will continue to strengthen trade relations with India, especially in the spice trade sector Jakarta (ANTARA) - Trade Minister Zulkifli Hasan expressed Indonesia's commitment to strengthening trade relations with India, especially in the spice sector, during a visit to the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) Market in Mumbai, India, on Wednesday. Hasan remarked that Indonesia is a spice-producing nation that exports spices to several countries, including India. He was admitted to being surprised to see the quite advanced scale of the spice trade at APMC. "Indonesia will continue to strengthen trade relations with India, especially in the spice trade sector. For that, Indonesia must learn," Hasan noted in a written statement received in Jakarta on Thursday. Furthermore, cloves from Manado, known as Lalpari, are quite popular in India. The cloves are considered to be of the best quality in the world. "We must continue to maintain and improve the ...
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