Indonesia Wants To Import Textile And Clothing Into Non-Traditional Emerging Markets

　　 Indonesia The Trade Promotion Center (ITPC) said that in the future Indonesia should export its main export to non-traditional markets such as Africa, central and South America and the Middle East, because these areas have wide opportunities for development.

The center points out that Brazil, for example, is the largest in South America. Economies At the same time, it is also the seventh largest economy in the world. It still has the fundamentals of steady development in the global economic slowdown. Indonesia has the resources and commodities needed by Brazil, and other BRICs such as China, Russia and India. potential Quite huge.

Palm oil, cocoa, rubber and related products, textiles and automotive components produced by Indonesia are in line with the needs of these emerging markets.

Indonesia imports soybean oil, cotton and iron ore from Brazil. Bilateral trade has considerable complementarity. In addition, Argentina, Arabia, the United Kingdom and other African countries also need shoes, textiles, handicrafts, furniture and food produced by Indonesia.