Sugar cane (illustration)

Selasa , 28 Jan 2014, 19:44 WIB

Expert: Madura potentially become Indonesia`s largest sugar-producer

A street vendor arrange local fruits on his stall. (File photo)

Senin , 27 Jan 2014, 20:55 WIB

Foreign investment on horticulture restricted by 30 percent

Local fruits (illustration)

Rabu , 01 Jan 2014, 17:57 WIB

Foreign and domestic investment in agriculture plunge in 2013

Coffee beans, one of Indonesian commodities (illustration)

Rabu , 01 Jan 2014, 17:31 WIB

Palm oil, rubber, and coffee contribute the most to 2013's agriculture trade

A worker collect latex from a rubber tree. (illustration)

Jumat , 27 Dec 2013, 16:00 WIB

German investors to invest in rubber plantation in Bangka Belitung

Fruits are on display in a street vendor in Jakarta. BPS records some increases in all agricultural subsectors during May 2013, including horticulture from 108.27 percent to 108.98 percent. (illustration)

Selasa , 04 Jun 2013, 22:21 WIB

Statistics Indonesia claims farmer's welfare increases

Cargo unloading activities of imported goods at Tanjung Priuk Port in Jakarta (illustration)

Ahad , 02 Jun 2013, 22:06 WIB

China eyes to access Tanjung Priok port

Local fruits are on display in a street vendor. Indonesian government will boost the export volume of horticulture products to neighboring countries. (illustration)

Jumat , 22 Feb 2013, 21:03 WIB

Govt to boost horticulture export

Imported fruits (illustration)

Ahad , 10 Feb 2013, 23:16 WIB

Malang apple is prone to extinction

Imported fruits (illustration)

Jumat , 08 Feb 2013, 21:01 WIB

Expert: Horticultural import ban unlikely boost local products

A street vendor arranges some imported fruit display in Jakarta.

Sabtu , 02 Feb 2013, 23:13 WIB

US complains about Indonesian ban of imported horticulture

Imported vegetables are on display in a hypermart in Jakarta. Government plans to issue new regulation on imported fruits, vegetables, and plants on September 28. (illustration)

Ahad , 23 Sep 2012, 18:00 WIB

Govt to issue strict regulation on horticulture import

Indonesia`s per capita consumption of fruits and vegetables average only 40 kilograms per year, while the FAO's standard is of 65.75 kg per capita a year. (illustration)

Indonesia`s fruit consumption below FAO`s standard

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA - The agriculture ministry said Indonesia`s consumption of fruits and vegetable was still below the standard set by the world`s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Business and Investment Director at the Agriculture Ministry Jamil Musanif said Indonesia`s per capita consumption of fruits and vegetables average only 40 kilograms per year. The consumption was still below the FAO standard...

Two workers put imported cabbage on the scale before distribute it to retailers. (photo file)

Selasa , 28 Feb 2012, 18:48 WIB

Restriction on goods to maintain food security

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