Minister of Agriculture is Optimistic that Agricultural Exports will not be disturbed by Pandemic

Published Jun 25, 2020

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Indonesia's Minister of Agriculture, Syahrul Yasin Limpo, is optimistic about the continued growth and recovery of agricultural exports despite the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite initial lockdowns, export acceleration has been observed in recent months. East Java alone has over 10 export destination countries. The Ministry is focusing on exports of commodities such as coffee, cocoa, coconut, cocoa flour, animal feed supplements, and fish to countries like Arabia, America, Europe, and Australia. The Agricultural Quarantine Agency is ready to speed up agricultural product exports through a partnership scheme and an export clinic with an agricultural quarantine service office.

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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, SIDOARJO - Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Indonesia Syahrul Yasin Limpo is optimistic if exports of agricultural products are not disrupted by the Corona or Covid-19 virus pandemic which is currently still happening. "We see exports in the face of Covid-19 "The trend shows no downward trend and recovery continues, and export acceleration is increasingly open to commodities from Indonesia abroad," he said after the symbolic release of exports at the Office of the Agricultural Quarantine Center in Surabaya, Sidoarjo, Thursday (6/25). He said, to the first month of Covid-19 there was a lock in some countries, but in recent months, the acceleration of exports continues to improve. "East Java has proven that there are more than 10 export destination countries this time," he said. Therefore, his party is pushing strongly and optimally by maintaining domestic needs. "We need to export a number of commodities, for example coffee such as cocoa, coconut, cocoa ...

Source: Republika