Indonesia Faces Potential Food and Beverage Ingredient Shortage by Early 2027
The Indonesian Food and Beverage Producers Association (Gapmmi) warns of a potential shortage of key ingredients for the food and beverage industry by early 2027. Many companies are currently unable to secure the supplies needed for production, raising concerns about depleted stocks. The association is urging the government to expedite the establishment of the Commodity Balance Sheet (Neraca Komoditas).
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