Export

Review international trade opportunities, challenges and policies that affect Indonesian businesses.

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Impact of tariff war, Indonesia becomes China's industrial relocation destination

Chinese manufacturers are now looking for new locations (industrial relocation) to avoid high US tariffs, opening up the opportunity for Indonesia to become a location where entrepreneurs from the bamboo curtain to invest.

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4 Minutes
By: Tria Dianti, Ridho Sukra

Indonesia aims for Africa as new export market

African countries have stable economic growth and are eager to receive imported products from abroad. Africa's market is as large as China's, with 1.3 billion people representing 16 percent of the world's population.

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3 Minutes
By: Benedictus Krisna Yogatama, Ridho Sukra

Need to Balance Domestic Energy Needs and CPO Export Stability

The price of crude palm oil (CPO) in the international market shows an increasing trend. This has also caused the price of CPO in the domestic market to increase amidst the shadow of the mandatory biodiesel policy which will be implemented soon.

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3 Minutes
By: Tim Suar

Aiming for Opportunities Behind Indonesia-Peru CEPA

Various export opportunities from the Indonesia-Peru trade deal.

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7 Minutes
By: Benedictus Krisna Yogatama, Dian Amalia Ariani

Opening New Opportunities in Peru and South America Market through IP-CEPA

Peruvian President Dina Boluarte's visit to Jakarta opens up export market opportunities to Peru and other Latin American countries.

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4 Minutes
By: Benediktus Krisna Yogatama, Muhammad Arfan Tarigan

Assessing South Africa's Potential as a New Market for Indonesian Furniture

Even though hit by a 19 percent export tariff to the United States (US), furniture industry players do not need to dwell too long in worry. Because, now a new export market destination option has opened up, namely to South Africa.

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4 Minutes
By: Benediktus Krisna Yogatama, Muhammad Arfan Tarigan

Diversification of Indonesia's Export Market from the US to the European Union

The Indonesia-European Union Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IEU-CEPA) and Trump's new tariff policies will transform Indonesia's export map to become more diversified. Exports to the European Union have the potential to increase, while the export market to the US may not necessarily contract.

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1 Minute
By: Zikrina Ratri

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