All Indonesia articles – Page 13
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ArticlePhillippines eyes EU ahead of AEC
Philippines business leaders are urging Mindanao fruit grower-shippers to tap into the European market ahead of the single ASEAN economy
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ArticleTen produce stories for World Cup 2014
Whet your appetite for the festival of football in Brazil while still doing something you can class as fresh produce-related
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ArticleMaersk to extend Indonesian network
With new ports under construction in Indonesia, Maersk Line sees potential in expanding its coverage, cutting down on transit times to Europe and the US
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ArticleFasting and football boost fruit sales
The concurrence of Ramadan and the World Cup is expected to cause June-July fruit sales in Indonesia to sky rocket
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ArticleUS requests WTO talks with Indonesia on horticulture
The US, joined by New Zealand, requests new WTO consultations regarding Indonesia’s import restrictions on horticulture and livestock
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ArticleIndonesia promotion for Australian pears
For the first time in many years, the Australian pear industry is actively promoting its fruit in the South East Asian country in 2014
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ArticlePeru eyes Indonesian potential
Citrus is one of the products earmarked for export growth by Adex
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ArticleIndonesia raises produce import quotas
Move comes in response to inflationary pressure caused by strong local demand
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ArticleMexico casts export net wider
Persian limes and grapefruit are amongst the products that could gain access to new markets in 2014
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ArticleDutch pears closer to China market access
Country could soon ship Conference pears to Asian country, while Indonesia is set to re-admit Dutch onions
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ArticleIndonesia reopens to Dutch onions
Netherlands government suggests trade could be worth over €30m (US$40m) per annum
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ArticleImporters err on cautious side
Indonesia’s import volumes look set to tighten, with importers likely to take conservative approach to new regulations
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ArticleNZ eyes trade deal traction for apples in India
Industry seeks a “more welcoming” environment in trade negotiations, according to Pipfruit New Zealand CEO
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ArticleAustralian trade mission hailed a success
Delegates discuss cold treatment protocol with Philippine officials and export opportunities with Indonesian importers
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ArticleIndonesia proposes export ban trade off
Indonesia plans to give China preferential treatment in dealing with its import rules in return for China lifting its ban on certain Indonesian products
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ArticleIndonesia revokes import permits
Trade ministry leads crackdown, after permit holders don’t comply with new regulation’s requirements
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ArticleChina wins Indonesian access
Entry to Tanjung Priok granted, with agricultural minister promising no impact on domestic market
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ArticleNew regulations for Indonesia
Ban on horticulture imports to be lifted, with varying quota system to be introduced
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ArticleIndonesian quotas set to be lifted
Citrus Australia chief executive “cautiously optimistic” restrictions will be scrapped following delegation’s visit
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ArticleIndonesian officials lament export performance
Exports of only 1 per cent of total fruit production blamed on poor quality, erratic supply and lack of government support