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Indonesia Resumes Brebes Shallot Exports to Thailand Amidst Supply Surplus
Indonesia has resumed exports of Brebes shallots to Thailand to address domestic supply surplus, aiming to stabilize the local market and improve farmer incomes.
Indonesia has resumed the export of Brebes shallots to Thailand to address the surplus supply in the domestic market. This decision aims to facilitate the distribution of shallots produced by local farmers and stabilize their income. Brebes Regency is one of the main shallot production centers in Indonesia, known for its high quality. However, in recent years, concerns have arisen regarding the decline in market prices and farmer incomes due to increased domestic production. The resumption of exports to Thailand is part of the Indonesian government's efforts to expand market access for domestic agricultural products. The Thai market is expected to have demand for Indonesian shallots, and it is anticipated that exports will help clear excess domestic inventory and contribute to the economic stability of farmers. Relevant authorities are committed to ensuring strict quality control for the exported shallots to meet international standards. This is expected to enhance the international competitiveness of Indonesian agricultural products and strengthen bilateral trade relations.
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Antara News (English)