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ARPI terus berupaya bekerja sama dengan Bank BNI Syariah untuk dapat membantu anggota di dalam mengembangkan usaha dengan sistem pembiayaan syariah. Sebagai langkah awal, akan diadakan pertemuan dengan anggota ARPI bersama mitra kerja pada 18 Jan 2008 di dalam membangun pembiayaan cold chain system di Indonesia.
MoU telah ditandatangani pada 20 Januari 2008.
ARPI is still in effort to collaborate with Bank BNI Syariah to help a member in taking syaria finance. We and partners has been held a meeting on Jan 18, 2008 as a first step to develop cold chain system financing in Indonesia MoU has been signed on 20 Jan 2008
Workshop will be useful for retailers and refrigeration vendors, ie : manufacturers, exporters, importers, freight forwarders, logistics, processors, etc, Hotel Ambhara, 14 February 2008
October 28 – 29, 2008 The Westin Bund Center Shanghai, China
GLOBAL COLD CHAIN CHINA SUMMIT
The conference attended by CEO and Directors of Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA), GCCA China representative, Indonesian Cold Chain Association, also from Vietnam, Malaysia, EU and more than 250 participants come from international and China. The conference topics focused to China Economic Overview that has GDP growth average 9.4% since 1980, agriculture contributes 11% of GDP and employs 43% of labor force (345 million people), 10 persons to feed / hectare of arable land more than twice the world average of 4.4. The chance to collaborate with China are: set the right food safety standards, integrate the cold chain end to end especially to cover their fish production: 40 million tons/year for cultivated fish and 10 million tons for catch fish/shrimp and also fruits and vegetables. They also have some programs in attracting private sector (foreign & domestic) investment with making special regulations. Growth in cash crops, livestock and fisheries sectors to match consumer demand
Indonesia Macroeconomic Overview in Tourism, Trade and Investment Forum
Last October 22, 2008, Dr. Mari Elka Pangestu, Indonesian Trade Minister, explained about Indonesia Macroeconomic Overview in Tourism, Trade and Investment Forum.
ARPI noted an important issues, are:
1. Sustained Economic Growth (about 2.5 – 3.5 percent - 3 times changes).
2. Strengthening Private Consumption
3. Record High Exports Driven by Commodities
4. Improving Investment Climate
5. Healthy BOP Position and Stable Rupiah
Beside that important issues, she also explained 2009 State Budget, are:
1. Optimizing of Energy Production
2. Infrastructure Expenditure Priority:
- Road: cross border, south beach track, remote and border island, access road
- Bridge: Suramadu 1,083 meters, improve national bridge connection 36,147 meters
- Irrigation: Development and improvement
- Rail track: Rail link Manggarai to airport, and double track Kroya-Kutoarjo, Cirebon-Kroya, Serpong-Maja, Tegal-Pekalongan
- Airport: Hasanuddin & Kualamanu
- Electricity: transmitting development, electricity for rural areas
- Telecommunications: access telecommunication in 38,471 and internet in 500 rural areas
- Harbor: improvement in Tanjung Priok Port, strategic port development in Belawan, Manokwari, Bitung, Bojonegoro, and Manado
3. Toll Road Trans Java: Government Financing Support
4. Electricity 10,000 MW Project Guarantee Support
5. Financing Policy: Prioritizing from Domestic Financing
PCM - New Refrigerated Technology in Transportation
Ministry of Industries cq R/D Chemical & Packaging Agency has collaborated with Korea to research PCM technology. PCM is an alternative to substitute an ice block that we know ice block could not support fully in cold chain system, especially for fisheries product or other high value fresh products. With Indonesian Cold Chain Association (ARPI) will make some pilot projects to socialize this that maybe Ministry of Marine Affairs & Fisheries (who also have a 2009 program in increasing quality and safety) could collaborate in regarding to make a good cold chain system. Three provinces will be as a first project, are: Jakarta, Surabaya and Makassar (May-August 2009).
March 28-April 2, 2009 The Annual Convention & Expo of IARW/WFLO 2009
Join the world's largest refrigerated warehousing and logistics at the 2009 Annual Convention & Expo, taking place from March 28 - April 2 at the Westin Mission Hills Resort & Spa in Palm Springs, California, USA. At this worldwide-world class event you will network with top industry decision makers from around the nation and world, learn the latest trends/issues facing our industry, engage in critical business programs and hear a roster of dynamic speakers. For more information, visit www.iarw.org/hq/convention/index.asp. Why attend? Are: access link up with over 700 participants at the year biggest event, business development networking, education/trends-experience over thirty cutting edge educational trends session, trade show, hear the best speaker from inside and outside our industry. Who should come? are: refrigerated warehouse & logistics, professionals who want to network, learn, build profitable partnership and master strategies for improving and increasing revenue
Feb 11-13,2009, The Indonesia HCFC Phase-out Management Plan Conference & Expo
HCFCs (like R-22,R-123,141b,142b)will not be around for the long. Are we ready? Do we care? For our kids? For our earth? What do we need to do? How do we prepare? When? at February 11-13, 2009, Where? at the Westin Hotel & Resort, Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia. This high level national inception workshop will explain regarding to answer those questions. Who should attend? This workshop is designated to maintain the interests of the industry, manufacturers of foam, refrigeration vendors, air conditioning, firefighting equipment, servicing enterprises, owner or endusers who entire cold chain system, and professionals. Increase our know how about this and make new best strategies of your industry.
Refrigeration Working Group consist of: Domestic Refri - Commercial Refri - Industrial Refri - Retail Refri - Transportation Refri - University - Refrigerant Supplies. Iwan Chandra, Herlin Herlianika and Yasni Hasanuddin are a team of HPMP National Coordinator. The project will be done during 5 years (2010-2015) that has a goal to reduced 10% of HCFC in 2015 and total reduced in 2030
ARPI provides :
1. Training and certificated of : ISO, HACCP, Refrigeration Technology, Post Harvest Handling Management, and Good Distribution Practices
2. Domestic and global ndustries and market networking
3. Weekly e-newsletter and monthly newsletter
4. Linkage to government institution, Domestic and Global NGO and International Event Organizers
5. Holding seminar, workshop or summit
6. Linkage to look for investment or fund institution
BBKK, RI Ministry of Industries collaborates with KITC (Korea) and Indonesia Cold Chain Association / ARPI will implement PCM technology, regarding to support refri-transportation (save energy and easy to operate). The project will be implemented during July - September 2009
Made Utama (ARPI), Corey (GCCA) and Jeff will do assessment for mangos - post harvest techonlogy. The pilot project may have in East Java area (Harumanis), date : 6 May 2009
WORLD OCEAN CONFERENCE and Coral Triangle Initiative, Manado, 11-15 May 2009
RI Ministry of Marine Affairs & Fisheries collaborate with Manado Distric Government will hold the World Ocean Conference that wiil be attended by more 70 delegates from producer and consumer countries. Total amount of WOC & CTI projects is about US$ 250 million
ARPI Half Day Workshop "Total Qual;ity Management in Fresh Products"
August 10, 2009, ARPI will hold half day seminar with main topic Total Quality Management in Fresh Products. It will discuss about how to handle the fresh profucts in post harvest, distribution and processing to meet the requirement of international standards and easier to make health certificate (HACCP< ISO 22000), etc
During July 27-29, 2009, USDA has held international conference at Davao City, Philippines. There are many challenges, i.e: Insufficient education if farmers, service provider and other major stakeholders or players on the benefit of cold chain system, also insufficient cold chain facilities and support infrastructure to advance cold chain network. Also government policies are not harmonized. So it will be useful if cold chain association between Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia could collaborate to handle this challenges. USDA assitance is still needed to support all problems that face this country in conjuction with cold chain development. COHRAN Training Program is a one of key to increase the function of cold chain system. The transfer of technology, systems and equipment need to accelerate and encourage the skill of cold chain technician. ARPI has presented the Indonesian cold chain system development and has been noted by Cold Chain Association of Philippines (CCAP).
RI has trapped in importing food, salt also has been imported. Economic growth policy with weakness regulation has become RI trapped in importing food. As having more than 95,000 km of sea line, is easy to produce salt, but actually RI still import this product around US$ 90 million during 2008. More than US$ 5 billion RI uses the foreign exchange to import food. Some practitioners ask that RI just have not more 30 items of food as backbone of horticulture products (for instance). Many producers and marketers play these items into their business that make a bad condition in competition and also its price. Actually, more than 300 items could be as a backbone product but they are not seriously to produce. This condition can not be continued, the conclusion should be taken it with establishing and strengthening the new or renew regulation to limit its importing volume, beside diversify items of products that could support farmer’s income and spread its distribution including increase its export and decrease its import.
RI Ministry of Agriculture & ARPI Roundtable Meeting 2009
RI Ministry of Agriculture collaborates with ARPI will hold Roundtable meeting at Maharani Hotel, Jakarta on September 10th, 2009. The meeting will discuss around cold chain system in Indonesia – its development and implementation. We will invite the audience from producer, distributor, retailer, refrigerated industry, exporter/importer, filed government institution and university. Keynote speaker will come from USDA-FAS-Agriculture Counselor US Embassy, DG of Marketing & Processing, Syariah finance and 4 (four) roundtable groups Limited audiences.
THE SUMMARY of COLD CHAIN ROUNDTABLE MEETING, SEPTEMBER 10, 2009
Dalam rangka optimalisasi penerapan sistem rantai pendingin guna penguatan daya saing dan nilai tambah produk pertanian segar, pada 10 September 2009 kemarin, Departemen Pertanian yang bekerjasama dengan Asosiasi Rantai Pendingin Indonesia (ARPI) telah menyelenggarakan Roundtable Meeting yang dihadiri oleh, 1). Instansi pemerintah terkait seperti Departemen Pertanian RI (sebagai host acara) dengan Balai Besar terkait, dan Departemen Perindustrian RI dengan Balai Besar terkait, 2). Industri-industri yang menggunakan sistem rantai pendingin, mulai dari produsen, distributor, jasa transportasi dan logistik, retailer, industri alat-alat pendingin hingga ke eksportir dan importir, serta 3). Kalangan konsultan dan universitas seperti IPB. Narasumber lain yang juga mengisi agenda acara adalah Konsulat Pertanian, Kedutaan Besar Amerika Serikat dan Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk, Divisi Syariah (ARPI mempunyai MoU dengan bank untuk pembiayaan usaha UMKM).
Rondtable meeting menghasilkan butir-butir kesepakatan untuk menjadi acuan strategi pengembangan industri yang menggunakan sistem rantai pendingin (tersebut diatas) kedepan guna produk pertanian segar Indonesia lebih berdaya saing dengan regulasi yang mendukung, sbb:
1. Kelompok produsen dan eksportir serta importir menginginkan perbaikan pada: a). Memperpendek jalur distribusi produk pada pasar tradisional, b). Edukasi sistem rantai pendingin untuk pasar tradisional, c). Memperbaiki masa simpan produk menjadi lebih panjang sehingga harga lebih relatif stabil karena produk dapat dipasarkan diluar musim panen, terutama untuk produk unggulan seperti mangga, manggis, pisang, nenas, dll, d). Standardisasi SDM yang dapat mengontrol mutu produk, dan e) Fasilitas logistik pendingin di sentra-sentra produksi pertanian karena dinilai masih mahal dan tidak terjangkau oleh Gabungan Kelompok Tani.
2. Kelompok suplier, supermarket & hipermarket, industri alat-alat pendingin, serta logistic menginginkan perbaikan pada: a). Peluang industri lokal yang mampu membuat reefer container yang lebih murah dari container impor, b). Uji coba berupa pilot project produk Phase Change Material (PCM) sebagai sustitusi es balok dan dry ice, c). Teknologi M/A (modified atmosphere) sudah waktunya diterapkan dalam pengangkutan domestik maupun internasional yang dapat memperpanjang daya simpan hingga 3-4 bulan, d). Edukasi supplier local didalam menerapkan sistem rantai pendingin didalam distribusi produk (selama ini kebanyakan hipermarket menginginkan pendampingan tenaga ahli distribusi berbiaya mahal), e). Packing house pada pengumpulan produk di sentra-sentra produksi diperbaiki karena kondisi yang masih kurang baik, f). Edukasi teknologi cold storage yang hampir tidak dikuasai oleh teknisi yang berasal dari Gapoktan, g). Edukasi manajemen supply dan demand untuk Gapoktan agar didapatkan optimalisasi pemakaian cold storage, h). Penempatan sarana cold storage harus tepat sasaran, i). Proses sertifikasi oleh lembaga mutu lokal yang masih sarat dengan aturan birokarasi sehingga memperlambat pensertifikasian (tidak praktis seperti yang dikelola lembaga mutu dari luar), j). Standar sistem distribusi yang belum ada serta regulasi sangsi bagi yang melanggar keamanan pangan belum berjalan, k). Awareness pelaku industri yang menggunakan sistem rantai pendingin ditingkatkan, dan l). Informasi lengkap dan terkini tentang produk, baik yang disediakan oleh instansi pemerintah maupun kalangan universitas.
3. Kelompok instansi pemerintah dan balai besar terkait serta universitas menginginkan strategi pengembangan sistem, a). Insentif untuk pengembangan rantai pendingin, seperti: pengembangan teknologi pasca panen (mencakup pengemasan, penyimpanan, dan transportasi berpendingin, percepatan prosedur perijinan dan regulasi, penerbitan SK MenTan tentang prosedur ekspor, khususnya ke negara China, fasilitasi sarana dan prasarana yang sudah beroperasi (TA, STA, pasar ternak, RPH) dengan rantai pendingin, dan pengembangan desa mandiri energi di wilayah TA dan STA, b). Program Training dan Seminar (untuk stakeholders) yaitu bimbingan teknis penanganan pasca panen melalui rantai pendingin kepada petani, Pembina dan pelaku agribisnis, c). Peranan Penyuluh Pertanian, yaitu melalui Perguruan Tinggi dengan program KKN dan KKP dengan materi rantai pendingin dan melalui SL-PPHP dengan juga bermateri rantai pendingin, d). Studi banding rantai pendingin, yaitu penyusunan TOR rantai pendingin ke Negara Thailand, e). Membentuk tim khusus (task force) untuk membahas pengembangan rantai pendingin yang dikoordinir oleh Direktorat Penanganan Pasca Panen, DitJen PPHP), dan f). Aktivitas-aktivitas yang melibatkan kerjasama luar negeri, seperti tindak lanjut kerjasama Indonesia – Thailand, Indonesia – Belanda, ataupu Indonesia Amerika Serikat (USDA).
Narasumber dari Konsulat Pertanian, Kedutaan Besar Amerika Serikat, menjelaskan bahwa mereka akan mendukung beberapa event dan pelatihan sistem rantai pendingin internasional, seperti International Conference di Oklahoma pada Maret – April 2010, pelatihan-pelatihan teknologi yang didadakan beberapa kali dalam setahun di negara-negara maju seperti USA dan Uni Eropa, ataupun studi banding ke negara yang telah baik menerapkan rantai pendinginnya.
Sedangkan narasumber dari Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk, menjelaskan kesiapannya mendukung system perbankan dalam upaya meningkatkan kapasitas usaha industri rantai pendingin, mulai dari industri hulu sampai ke hilir.
10-12 November 2009, Global Cold Chain India, ICE Program
Global Cold Chain India GCCA will host the “ICE – Global Cold Chain India Expo,” the first-ever cold chain event in India, 10-12 November 2009 at the Ashoka Hotel in New Delhi, India. With in-depth educational sessions, a 50-booth trade show, and an awards program, ICE is expected to attract 150 participants from around the world. This event will be an opportune time for company executives to look for partners and sell products and services to end-users in India. For more information on registration or exhibiting at the event, visit www.indiacoldchainexpo.com.
FMI Conference, 12-14 October 2009 at Hyatt Regency, Dallas, Texas
Join your trading partners at Future Connect – the first food industry leadership development conference created to help retailers, wholesalers and suppliers identify and develop management talent through individual and collaborative learning sessions.
Prepare your company for the future. Future Connect attendees will: Understand industry issues, Energize high-potential associates, Improve personal management skills, Improve sales and profit performance, Build long lasting relationships with trading partners
China Cold Chain Best Practices, 19-23 october 2009
The Chinese cold chain market is set for exponential growth. According to real estate services provider Jones Lang LaSalle, “China's market for refrigerated warehouses is expected to grow by about 24 percent for each of the next five years amid a thriving consumer market and food-export sector.” See full story. This October, GCCA will be tapping into China's market potential with a series of cold chain seminars sponsored by the United States Trade Development Agency (USTDA). Over the course of three days (19-23 October 2009), Chinese refrigerated warehouse operators will learn the latest in refrigeration warehousing and transportation technologies and best practices in three different cities: Shanghai, Chengdu and Guangzhou. Up to 200 people are expected at each “China Cold Chain Best Practices” seminar. GCCA is inviting U.S. Associate Members to sponsor these seminars. Sponsor benefits can include table top displays, signage at the event, a post-event attendees list, and special discounts on advertising in COLD FACTS magazine. For more information, click here or contact Richard Tracy at rtracy@gcca.org or +1 703 373 4300
Indonesia International Investment & Trade Expo, 8-11 October 2009. Indovest 2009 proudly presents a big exhibition & forum on investment & business opportunities in regencies in Indonesia. It takes a good place at Assembly Hall, Jakarta Convention Center, Indonesia. Many business sectors like mining, tourism, plantation, marine & fishery, agriculture etc will be discussed at this forum. Further information, please open website www.wahyupromo.com or email wpcitra@dnet.net.id
RI Ministry of Marine Affairs & Fisheries will hold a Seafood Trade Corridor Meeting on 8 October 2009. Grimsby Institute and UNIDO will present their feasibility study regarding to implementing the project next year. Indonesia Cold Chain Association (ARPI), Shrimp businessmen Group and also Tuna will attend the meeting
Industrial Policy : Response to Challenges
1. Main pillars of the national industrial strategy : a). Strengthen inter-linkage at all value chain levels, b). Increase value added along the value chain by developing core industrial competency, c). Increase productivity, efficiency, and deepening structures, d). Develop small and medium industries, and e) developing quality/complience infrastructure for export goods
2. Mission : towards productive fishery manufacturing industry : a). Increase quality assurance and product safety for marine based processing industry (GMP and HACCP), also SNI application, b). Increase value addition of marine based products/diversification of marine base processing industries, c). Strengthen capacity to supply competitive/compliant products, d). Strengthen the provision of locally available, affordable, and internationally recognized export quality, infrastructure services for the proof of such complience, mainly in the area of product testing and inspection, e). Develop raw material supply (quality and quantity), f). Develop partnership (main stream and down stream) in order to sustain the raw material supply, g). Increase supply of machinery and equipment for the development of marine based processing industries, and h). Increase HRD competency in the field of post harvest and business management
3. Lessons learned and challenges : a). Indonesian fishery resources remain underexploited in terms of revenue generation for large sectors of the fisheries related population, b). Lack of coordination and integration between different ministries / national standard bodies, c). Lack of private sector participation in technical assistance implementation, d). Less sufficient quality standards to penetrate new markets, and e). Lack of technology and know how of product diversification
4. Response to challenge : a). Enhance the productivity of fishery manufacturing sector (VA and technolgy), b). Analysis of main reasons for rejections of Indonesian fisheries products in international markets, c). Analysis of supply and complience related constraints of present processors / exporters, d). Analysis of trade impeding bottlenecks for key intermediates, e). Identify and select ”potential trade partenrs” for present export products, f). Identification of trade potentials based on pilot trials, g). Identification of required meso-level support infrastructures and services, and h). Improve understanding of export market rules and regulations
The role of fisheries sector in development
1. Expansion of employment oppotunities (Pro-Job)
2. Poverty reduction (Pro=Poor)
3. Economic growth (Pro-Growth)
4. Pro – Sustainablity
5. Pro – Business
From UNIDO survey, some assignments has been made regarding to increase trade capacity of fishery products serta dalam upaya penyusunan strategi nasional menghadapi persaingan global : a). Investigate trade and competitiveness positioning, b). Identify gaps in quality infrastructure, c). Define a strategic appoach to trade development based on a processor/exporter driven trade corridor, d) propose technical assistance programme, and e). Analyze suplly side constraints
Network with executives of leading
European cold store and distribution companies
After the successful 2009 European Cold Chain Logistics Education Program with over 150 participants from totally 24 countries, the Global Cold Chain Alliance is preparing the 13th Annual Education Program & Trade Show, February 8-9, 2010 at the Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The theme: “Tomorrow’s answers today; strengthen your business model by managing operational costs more effectively”.
A growing number of participants from North America and Asia is participating in this unique event, which is a joint effort of the European Division of GCCA and the European Cold Storage and Logistics Association (ECSLA) and is the only truly international meeting place in Europe for the temperature-controlled food logistics industries like cold stores, processors, transportation and distribution industries and their product suppliers.
ASEAN – China Free Trade Agreement (AC-FTA) will implement on January 2010. Industries and government have to make some strategy to compete China products, especially in non oil & gas sector. Here is trade balance (million US$) between Indonesia and China in that sector: 2004 export 3,347 import 3,358 ; 2005 export 3,969 import 4,551 ; 2006 export 5,466 import 5,501 ; 2007 export 6,664 import 7,957 ; 2008 export 7,787 import 14,947
Convention Registration Open! Registration for the 2010 IARW-WFLO Annual Convention and Expo is now open! Being held 24-29 April 2010 at the beautiful Westin Kierland Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA, at the 2010 Convention, we are standing strong and shaping the future with a program geared towards helping you solve today’s business problems and strategize for tomorrow’s business opportunities. Be a part of the future. Join us for over 20 hours of world-class educational programming, a 95-booth expo, and networking opportunities with the biggest players in the cold storage today. Register online at www.iarw.org/convention!
RI State Ministry of Environment with UNDP have HPMP Project. The project will be implemented in 2010 up to 2015, especially for refrigerant R-22 & R-123 phase out
Based on HCFC survey in big cities, about 80% from total consumption 4,732 MT, industries who entire cold chain system still use R-22 refrigerant. HCFC Phase-out Management Plan (HPMP) will be useful to decrese its consumption. Other refrigerants that used are ammonia (R-717), R-134A, R-404 and R-410. Survey team consists of AC, Refrigeration and Foam sector
HCFC PHASE-OUT MANAGEMENT PLAN (HPMP) WORKSHOP, 22 February 2010
Technical Working Group, Refrigeration sector hold one day workshop. Manufaturers, contractors, wholesalers and end-users attend the meeting. About 80% from total consumption 4,732 MT per year still use R-22 and R-141b
the Indonesia and US partnership hold one day workshop with main topic "Agricultural Innovation & Investment to Enhance Food Security" on March 2, 2010 at JW Marriot Hotel, Jakarta
Globalization of Cold Chain: Positioning for Growth Opportunities in the Asia Pacific 22 and 23 April 2010 The Fullerton Hotel, Singapore The summit will look at the issues and challenges involved in cold chain logistics for the food and health/pharmaceutical industries. Delegates will gain valuable insights from five separate but inter-linked themes featuring key speakers from leading companies. Hotline registration on +65 275023, more detail in www.cilt.org.sg , any questions, please click to cilt@pacific.net.sg or arpi@cbn.net.id
Online registration has opened for the 2010 GCCA Assembly of Committees, being held 31 July-3 August at the Four Seasons Hotel in Washington, DC, USA. Held annually in Washington, DC, Assembly of Committees is where members unite to solve critical industry problems and strategize for the future. This year, we’ve made some exciting changes to the schedule, including transforming Tuesday morning into an opportunity to meet with government officials. Attendance at the Assembly of Committees is complimentary with membership. Learn more and register online today at http://gcca.org/committees.
The Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA) has published the 2010 Global Cold Chain Directory. The publication is used by more than 3,000 key cold chain professionals around the world, including members of several international food industry associations and all members of the National Frozen and Refrigerated Foods Association (NFRA). In addition, the Directory recently was honored with a Silver Excel Award from Association Media & Publishing, an association representing hundreds of leading association publishers. The 2008 edition also won a Gold award from Association Trends, a trade publication that covers the association profession. The Global Cold Chain Directory is available free of charge to food manufacturers, grocers, food service employees, trucking companies, libraries, associations, trade press and government bodies. Interested parties may call GCCA International Headquarters at +1 703 373 4300. The 2010 edition will be arriving in mail boxes in the next two weeks. An online version of the Directory is available at www.gcca.org/directory
Indonesia Cold Chain Association (ARPI) has published the member directory with partnership, 2009 edition. More information, please send to hsyasni@arpionline.org
AREA, PRODUCTION AND EXPORTING GROWTH OF INDONESIAN FRUITS
2003 : area 721,964 ha, production 13,551,435 tons, export volume 171,823 tons, export value US$ 96.65 million, 2004 : area 707,119 ha, production 14,348,456 tons, export volume 210,182 tons, export value US$ 100.16 million, 2005 : area 717,428 ha, production 14,786,599 tons, export volume 272,297 tons, export value US$ 150.06 million, 2006 : area 728,218 ha, production 16,171,130 tons, export volume 262,358 tons, export value US$ 144.49 million, 2007 : area 756,766 ha, production 17,116,622 tons, export volume 157,621 tons, export value US$ 93.65 million
2010 China Air-condition, Ventilation, Heating & Refrigeration Fair
In 2010 China Air-condition,Ventilation,Heating & Refrigeration Fair will be held from August 26-28th 2010,which will be covering Frozen,Refrigerated and Fresh Technology and Equipment, Cold Storage Automation System,Air condition equipment,ect.There is no charge for visiting.The show is organized by Guangdong Refrigeration Association,and Hong Kong Grandeur International Exhibition Group. For a wealth of information about the show online, please visit http://www.avhrchina.com
Please note that China Refrigeration fair registration is now open online, so please be sure to register if you would like to witness this purchasing event in Guangzhou. There is no charge for visit. Be sure to make a room reservations as soon as possible, and information on purchasing exhibit booth space if you are a vendor. The trade show floor opens from 9:00am to 5:30 pm each day from August 26-28, 2010. For attendee registration and exhibit information,contact Olivia Chen via telephone +86 20 62809756 or email olivia_yj@yahoo.com.cn
August 2-3, 2010, Indonesia HPMP National Stakeholders Workshop
UNDP & RI Ministry of Environment hold 2 days workshop of Indonesia HCFC Phase-out Management Plan (HPMP) National Stakeholders, August 2-3, 2010 at JW Marriot Hotel, Jakarta
