All Indonesia articles – Page 17
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ArticleFirst Indonesian fruit arrives in Australia
Indonesia’s fresh produce industry hopes the success of its first shipment to Australia will facilitate access to other new markets
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ArticleIndonesian imports: an insider’s account
Leading industry figure illuminates the political shift that has led the government to overhaul fresh produce import regulations
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ArticleUncertain outlook for Indonesian trade
New laws on import licensing and permits have caused chaos for the trade, and there are fears that imminent rules governing labelling will lead to further bottlenecks
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ArticleCarrefour pulls out of Indonesia
Carrefour, the world’s second largest retailer, is pulling out of Indonesia as it redirects investment to its main markets in Western Europe
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ArticleIndonesia releases Australian citrus
Stalled Australian citrus shipments released from Indonesian ports as new import regulations are delayed
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ArticleCitrus containers held at Indonesian ports
More than 400 containers of citrus have been held up at seaports in Indonesia’s two largest cities, Jakarta and Surabaya
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ArticleFamily Mart enters Indonesia
Family Mart has opened its first store in Indonesia as the popularity of small-footprint convenience stores continues to grow in the country
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ArticleIndonesian rules present hurdles for US
Indonesia’s ongoing review of its fresh produce import regulations is likely to cause logistical issues for US exporters
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ArticleIndonesia gets guaranteed container shipping
The world’s first guaranteed shipping services for containerised ocean trade are expanding to Indonesia
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ArticleIndonesian produce imports fall
Fresh fruit and vegetable imports into Indonesia have fallen by 18.5 per cent so far this year compared to last
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ArticleTraditional retail strong in Indonesia
Indonesia's traditional retail formats are keeping hold of consumer loyalty despite the growth of the modern retail sector
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ArticleCarrefour Indonesia goes online
Carrefour has announced consumers in Indonesia will soon be able to purchase its products online
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ArticleIndonesian mangosteen bound for Australia
Indonesia is hoping to start exporting mangosteen to Australia for the first time from October
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ArticleIndonesia to expand mango production
West Java, Indonesia, authorities have unveiled plans to expand mango production in the area to meet export demand
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ArticleIndonesian port closure causes headaches
Logistics issues abound as Indonesian fresh produce importers scramble to adjust to recently imposed regulations
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ArticleSmall Indonesian retailers win out
Small format retailers are taking market share away from Indonesia’s supermarkets and hypermarkets
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AnalysisMutual recognition: mutually beneficial?
Indonesian government holds contentious belief Mutual Recognition Agreements will benefit local producers and exporters
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ArticleIndonesia grants NZ recognised status
Indonesia has granted New Zealand ‘recognised country’ status, allowing it to ship horticultural products directly to Jakarta
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ArticleIndonesian import regulations delayed
Indonesia has delayed the introduction of new horticultural import licensing regulations until September
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ArticleIndonesia on the rise
Kafi Kurnia of Peka Consult outlines the immense potential the Indonesian market presents for fresh fruit and vegetable imports