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Exports of Bali Sculpture and Handicraft Translucent USD5.03 million

DENPASAR – Exports of sculptures and various types of wood-based souvenirs from Bali managed to reap foreign exchange of USD5.03 million during March 2018. The amount increased USD837.467 or 19.94% compared to February 2018 recorded USD4, 19 million.

“However, the foreign exchange earnings compared to the same month in the previous year increased by 307,338 US dollars or 6.50 percent, because in March 2017 the delivery of various types of statues generated 4.72 million US dollars,” said Head of Central Statistics Agency (BPS) Bali Province Adi Nugroho in Denpasar, Sunday.

He said the hand-crafted handmade results of Balinese artisans and artists were able to contribute 8.53% of Bali’s total exports which reached USD59.04 million during March 2018, an increase of USD13.78 million or 30.46% compared to the previous month recorded USD45.26 million.
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JAS Airport Services Increase 25% Cargo Capacity

Situation in Export Document Office of PT JAS Airport Services. The company intends to increase its storage capacity by 25% by the end of 2018.

JAKARTA – PT JAS Airport Services will increase its air cargo storage capacity to 437,500 tons per year by year-end 2018.

Subiyono, Deputy Director of Operations & Services of JAS Airport Services, said the current maximum capacity could reach 350,000 tons per year. There is also, throughout 2017 the company has served as many as 299,802 tons of cargo.

“We hope the addition of storage can increase 25% of the current maximum capacity,” said Subiyono after delivering Technical Guidance on Cargo Handling and Post on Tuesday (15/05/2018).

He added that the maximum capacity is useful when anticipating the peak of cargo and mail delivery, as in Lebaran. Typically, the government will ban large trucks operating a few days before Eid.
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IPC Boost Export Cargo

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JAKARTA – PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero) or Indonesia Port Corporation (IPC) will boost export cargoes in line with the opening of direct voyage (direct call) from Tanjung Priok Port. The increase in export cargo is expected to contribute to the company’s 10% container flow growth target by 2018.

President Director of IPC, Elvyn G. Masassya said since 2017 Tanjung Priok Port has been serving direct calls to the United States and Europe with a vessel with a capacity of 8,000 TEUs. Now, Tanjung Priok arrives larger ship, the CMA CGM Tage measuring 10,000 TEUs, following the Salalah APL ship with a capacity of 10,642 TEUs that have stopped on 3 May 2018 ago.
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Tage Ship Ready to Serve Jakarta-Los Angeles Container Route

The CMA CGM Tage ship rests on the JICT dock. This ship became one of the vessels that serve Jakarta-Los Angeles direct voyage. – Bisnis / Rivki Maulana

JAKARTA – Tanjung Priok Port returns the arrival of a giant container vessel that can accommodate 10,000 TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent unit). Large ships are expected to reduce container shipping costs while increasing the competitiveness of national export products.

Based on business monitoring at Tanjung Priok Port, large vessels leaning against the CMA CGM Tage. This Malta-flagged ship will carry cargo from Jakarta to Los Angeles, United States.

According to the plan, President Joko Widodo will review port infrastructure as well as export discharges transported by CMA CGM Tage ship. To note, this ship is one of the vessels that routinely serve direct call or Jakarta-Los Angeles direct voyage.
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Mandatory Ship for Export Delayed to 2020, Here’s the Response of INSA

JAKARTA – Shipowners believe that the delay in national vessel use for certain export and import commodities becomes a fair solution for all stakeholders. Entrepreneurs hope that the implementation of the rules requiring the use of national vessels by 2020 will no longer be postponed.

Chairman of the Indonesian National Shipowners’ Association (INSA) DPP, Carmelita Hartoto said the delay in the Regulation of the Minister of Trade which requires the use of national sea transport is a solution in developing national shipping without disturbing export activities.

To note, in November 2017 the Ministry of Trade issued PM No.82 of 2018. This rule generally requires the use of national vessels and domestic insurance for the export of coal and palm oil and for the import of rice. This rule is applied on May 1, 2018 or six months after the rule is issued.
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Inatrade System Chaos, Export Service Hampered

JAKARTA – The system of export licensing services at the Ministry of Commerce based electronic through Inatrade portal has been disrupted since February 28, 2018.

The existence of disruption of the Ministry of Trade’s Inatrade system resulted in the submission of export goods licenses (PEB) submitted by the exporting company and through its proxy in Tanjung Priok Port can not be served.

“I have received the info that the interruption has occurred since February 28, 2018. Incidentally today we have the filing of the PEB document, but it was true and we experienced the online service of export permit for the restriction restriction [lartas] in Kemendag through Inatrade can not respond,” said A. Tjetjep Zahrudin, President Director of PT Tenders Marine Indonesia (TMI), one of the logistics and export management companies in the Port of Priok, on Tuesday (6/3/2018).
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Forward Your Goods by Way of Sea Freight

Freight forwarding is the approach to importing or exporting items or products of a business to a particular location, oftentimes a country. It is fundamentally the best choice for carrying this out transport, instead of sending an individual to travel and bring your entire items right? You can choose from three modes of forwarding. It may be sometimes by land, water, or air freight forwarding. Certainly, each one has their very own positives and negatives. Still, it is stated by many people that the finest and most practical one would be freight forwarding on vessels.

In relation to vast amounts of shipments, it is considered to be the very best and reasonable. Naturally, sea vessels can bring more weight and bulgy amounts of shipment as compared to air and land freight. There are these much modern sea freight carriers that are built to possess these storage units to carry much much more than one can imagine. These would be the containers that could be set right into a railroad in case necessary to be brought via land.
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Gianyar export market to America, Germany and China

Produk craft in Gianyar, Bali (Photo Antara Bali via Adi Blue / 2018)

The export markets of Gianyar, Bali in 2016 and 2017 are the United States, followed by Germany and China which have not experienced a shift in the past two years.

While the fourth and fifth positions are shifting where in 2016 Australia and Sweden are shifted in 2017 by the UK and South Africa, Gianyar Regency Industry and Trade Agency I Wayan Suamba said on Monday.

He said exports from Gianyar regency to America in 2017 reached 4.67 million dollars down compared to 2016 of 4.8 million US dollars, followed by Germany in 2017 of 2.41 million dollars. There is an increase compared to the year 2016 of 2.1 million US dollars.

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Air Freight Forwarders Make Shipping Faster and More Convenient For Businesses

Advanced shipping methods have allowed businesses to get their products to consumers at a much faster rate. Freight for the most part previously had to be shipped by truck, rail, or ship. These modes of transportation take more time and reduce the convenience given to consumers by businesses. They create delays that filter down to stores that sell products. Consumers have to wait longer for products. Perishables have a great chance for damage and are not as fresh when they arrive. Air freight forwarders take shipping to a whole new level. The extra convenience provided by these services allows businesses to ship their products faster, maintain quality, and keep their customers happy.

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Bali Jewelry Exports Up 20 Percent

Celuk Sukawati Village. guideinbali.com

Jakarta – Bali exported a variety of jewelry products to the hands of skilled craftsmen generally from Celuk Village, Gianyar regency, for US $ 7.31 million during November 2017 or up US $ 1.26 million (20.98 percent) compared to the previous month ( US $ 6.04 million).

“The foreign exchange earnings compared to the same month in the previous year also increased by US $ 360,293 or 5.18 percent, because November 2016 the delivery of various types of jewelry only generates US $ 6.95 million,” said Head of Bali Provincial Central Statistics Agency Nugroho, in Denpasar, Sunday, January 21, 2018.

Adi said the shipment of various types of jewelry is able to contribute 15.94 percent of the value of Bali’s exports of US $ 45.90 million during November 2017 or slumped US $ 1.79 million (3.76 percent) compared to the previous month recorded US $ 47 , 69 million.

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