Indonesia will import 3 million vaccine doses for cattle to curb the spread of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), which has infected over 151,000 cattle so far, the country’s Agriculture Ministry said on June 13. The outbreak has spread to 18 of the country’s 34 provinces, with the number of infected livestock increasing rapidly from 20,000 in…
More Than 151,000 Cattle in Indonesia Infected With Foot-and-Mouth Disease
Indonesia to Cut Maximum Palm Oil Export Tax and Levy to a Combined $488 per Tonne—Trade Minister
June 8, 2022
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JAKARTA— Indonesia Trade Minister Muhammad Lutfi said on Tuesday the government would bring down its combined maximum crude palm oil export and levy rate to $488 per tonne from $575 per tonne to encourage shipments. Indonesia, the world’s biggest palm oil producer, has allowed palm oil exports to resume after a three-week ban, but progress…
Indonesia to Cut Maximum Combined Palm Oil Export Tax and Levy: Trade Minister
June 8, 2022
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JAKARTA—Indonesia will slash its combined maximum crude palm oil export and levy rate to $488 per metric ton from $575 to encourage shipments, Trade Minister Muhammad Lutfi said on June 7. Indonesia, the world’s biggest palm oil producer, has allowed palm oil exports to resume after a three-week ban, although progress has been slow due…
Indonesian Army Officer Gets Life Sentence for Double Murder
JAKARTA, Indonesia—A middle-rank Indonesian army officer is being stripped of his military title after he was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison for murder, joint deprivation of the independence of others, and removing the bodies with the intention of concealment in a case that drew public outcry. Priyanto held the title colonel before his sentencing…
Japan’s Toyo Engineering to Study Green Ammonia Production in Indonesia
Toyo Engineering Corporation announced on Tuesday that Japan’s government had awarded it the contract to conduct a feasibility study for the green ammonia production in Indonesia. The Japanese engineering firm will collaborate with the state-owned Pupuk Indonesia Holding Company (PIHC) and its subsidiary Pupuk Iskandar Muda (PIM) for the feasibility study, which will be done…
9 Million COVID Vaccines in Indonesia to Be Destroyed After Expiring
Some 9 million doses of expired COVID-19 vaccines being kept in storage facilities in Indonesia will be destroyed, as the country winds back its anti-COVID measures. The vaccines expired last month, the Indonesian Health Ministry said. “Our storage facilities are feeling the strain as they’re filled with expired doses,” Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin said…
9 Million COVID Vaccine Doses in Indonesia to Be Destroyed After Expiring
Some 9 million doses of expired COVID-19 vaccines being kept in storage facilities in Indonesia will be destroyed, as the country winds back its anti-COVID measures. The vaccines expired last month, the Indonesian Health Ministry said. “Our storage facilities are feeling the strain as they’re filled with expired doses,” Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin said…
Increasing Ties With Indonesia Top Priority: Treasurer
The new Australian government has signalled that it will prioritise deepening ties with the country’s northern neighbour Indonesia. New Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers, in an interview with Sky News Afternoon Agenda on May 31, signalled the importance of Australia’s relationship with Indonesia, noting that Indonesian Treasurer Sri Mulyani was his first international call. Chalmers said…
Increasing Ties With Indonesia Top Priority: Australian Treasurer
The new Australian government has signalled that it will prioritise deepening ties with the country’s northern neighbour Indonesia. New Treasurer Jim Chalmers, in an interview with Sky News Afternoon Agenda on May 31, signalled the importance of bilateral ties with Indonesia, noting that Indonesian Treasurer Sri Mulyani was his first international call. Chalmers said that…
Bilateral Ties With Indonesia Key to Australia’s Economic Goals Says Treasurer
The new Australian government has signalled that it will prioritise deepening ties with the country’s northern neighbour Indonesia. New Treasurer Jim Chalmers, in an interview with Sky News Afternoon Agenda on May 31, signalled the importance of bilateral ties with Indonesia, noting that Indonesian Treasurer Sri Mulyani was his first international call. Chalmers said that…
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