Rapid growth of feed industry in Indonesia
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Last Update: 2001-12-30
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Source: Internet
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Author: User
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Introduction: according to the Indonesian feed industry association, the output of feed industry in 2001 was 5.75 million tons If the political situation can remain stable and the economic situation can be improved, the output in 2002 is expected to increase by 15% to 6.61 million tons In 1996, the annual output of Indonesian feed was 6.5 million tons However, after the financial crisis in 1997, the Indonesian rupiah depreciated sharply against the US dollar, the price of imported raw materials skyrocketed, and the market demand was also greatly reduced The output of that year was only 4.8 million tons, and in 1998 it was even lower to 2.8 million tons In 1999, the situation of feed industry improved slightly, and the output rose to 3.7 million tons The Indonesian feed industry guild said that in addition to the hope of political stability and improvement of public security to avoid large-scale looting during the turmoil in 1998, it also hoped to get the government's care and reduce 10% of the industry's value-added tax, so as to promote the sustainable growth of animal husbandry, absorb more unemployed people and stabilize the social situation (author:) share to feed Weibo share to:
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