Indonesia Targets Becoming the World's No. 1 Exporter of Fruit and Floriculture
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The Indonesian government has great ambitions in the agricultural sector. The Ministry of Agriculture (Kementan) wants Indonesia to become the world's number one exporter of fruit and floriculture. Floriculture is the cultivation of ornamental plants, such as flowers and decorative plants.
Indonesia already has several well-known fruit products, one of which is banana and pineapple. Both fruits grow well in various regions of Indonesia and have great potential in overseas markets. With the support of these leading products, the government hopes that the value of Indonesia's agricultural exports can continue to increase.
To achieve this target, Indonesia needs to improve the quality and volume of fruit and flower production. In addition, food safety standards and shipping quality must also meet the regulations of destination countries. More detailed information about the steps to be taken is still limited in this news source.
This ambition shows that the horticulture sector is seen as an important opportunity for the national economy. The public and agricultural business players can follow the development of this policy to see how the target is implemented in the coming years.
Sources: CNBC Indonesia
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