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Exports Could Increase by 50% Due to the IEU-CEPA Agreement
The Indonesia–European Union Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IEU-CEPA) is projected to boost Indonesia’s export performance by up to 50%. The agreement, which eliminates tariffs on a significant portion of trade between the two regions, is expected to open broader market access for Indonesian products in the EU. Officials highlight that…
From Farm to Market: Downstreaming for Farmers’ Welfare
Indonesia’s agriculture sector, especially plantations like palm oil and rubber, plays a crucial role in the national economy and rural employment. Despite contributing significantly to GDP and exports, most commodities are still exported as raw materials, resulting in low added value for local farmers. This reliance on raw exports exposes…
BI Projects Indonesia’s Economic Growth at 4.6-5.4% in 2025
Bank Indonesia (BI) forecasts national economic growth in 2025 to range between 4.6% and 5.4%. In the second quarter of 2025, this growth has mainly been driven by non-construction investments, particularly in the transportation sector. According to BI Governor Perry Warjiyo, exports performed well due to strong demand for natural…
Fruit Exports to Singapore: Seizing Sweet Opportunities in the Heart of Southeast Asia!
Singapore presents an exceptionally promising export destination for Indonesian fruits, owing to its geographic proximity, efficient logistics, high consumer purchasing power, and reliance on imports due to limited arable land . The vibrant and diverse Singaporean market, particularly in the HORECA (hotels, restaurants, catering) sector, demands premium-quality produce. Indonesia’s tropical…
