Indonesian customers of Australian cattle have been recognised for their dedication to animal welfare through an awards program developed by the Consolidated Pastoral Co…Read More
Bakso ball soup is the Indonesian equivalent of the Australian meat pie or the American hamburger, fast food that is cheap, delicious, available everywhere, a national icon, loved by all and a major part of the national food economy. Dr Ross Ainsworth explores the massive influence this tiny meat ball exerts over the Indonesian beef market…Read More
Dr Ross Ainsworth, March 23, 2018INDONESIAN journalists recently visited The University of Queensland to hear about a successful cattle fattening project in their nation’s east which is bringing significant economic benefits for smallholder cattle farmers…Read More
Beef Central, May 31, 2017
Eight months after Indonesia began importing low-priced frozen Indian buffalo meat, wet market prices have remained stubbornly high at Rp120,000-130,000 throughout. Why aren’t prices coming down?..Read More
James Nason, April 10, 2017
In nine months Indian buffalo meat has grown to claim 20 percent of the Greater Jakarta beef market – but uptake has not been as rapid as we might have thought, market research by MLA suggests…Read More
James Nason, April 3, 2017
The Indonesian Government says it expects the first legal imports of frozen buffalo meat from India to arrive in the country by July 20. The Indonesian state-owned logistics agency Bulog..Read More
Beef Central, June 27, 2016Livestock exporters have welcomed indications that Indonesia will extend the validity of cattle import permits from three months to four months…Read More
James Nason, February 9, 2016
Meat & Livestock Australia says Indonesian wet market price data does not fully support suggestions that importing customers are showing price resistance to the increasing cost of live cattle from Australia…Read More
Beef Central, January 27, 2016
The 10 percent Value-Added Tax (VAT) introduced on cattle sales in Indonesia earlier this month will be scrapped, Indonesian officials confirmed in Jakarta on Friday, to collective sighs of relief from the Australia-Indonesian cattle trade…Read More
James Nason, January 23, 2016
The book has not yet closed on opening Indonesian cattle import permits for 2016, with exporters finding to their surprise that the new permits issued earlier this week are valid for only three months, not the extended four month period they had been expecting…Read More
James Nason, January 14, 2016Exporters have wasted little time assembling and shipping cattle to Indonesia under the recently released fourth quarter permits, with five livestock vessels departing the Port of Darwin since the quarter began just over one week ago…Read More
James Nason, October 9, 2015
The Indonesia-Australia Pastoral Industry Student Program received a further boost in Jakarta this morning when Minister for Agriculture and Water Barnaby Joyce launched an alumni network for students who have completed their training through the initiative…Read More
Beef Central, October 7, 2015