Made Tea and Bali Honey have both exported their products to the Philippines for the first time. Bali Honey owner Ismail has expressed optimism about the potential for further shipments, citing a positive response from the Philippine market. Meanwhile, Made Tea owner Ni Made Roni has mentioned plans to expand the market outside Indonesia, hoping to enter other Asian markets. These micro, small and medium enterprises (UMKM), supported by PT Pertamina (Persero), have shown remarkable success in penetrating global markets, demonstrating the effectiveness of Pertamina's assistance and the competitiveness of Indonesian products. Pertamina Vice President of Corporate Communication Fadjar Djoko Santoso has also claimed a consistent increase in demand for Indonesian products. Pertamina will continue to encourage the export of UMKM products to further develop in the global market, thus benefiting national economic growth, empowering the community, and providing employment. Programmes to continue the export of UMKM fostered by Pertamina include export and legality assistance, export strategy training, international exhibition participation, network strengthening and collaboration, networking and sharing sessions, and building an export UMKM community.
Tuesday, 25 February 2025 03:18
Pertamina assisted Two UMKM Enterprises, Tea and Honey, in their First Export to Philippines
