Indonesia Still Imports Food Commodities: Here's the List!

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Viva Budy Kusnandar 20/10/2022 10:40 WIB

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Indonesia's soybean imports reached 2.49 million tons in 2021.

Indonesia's Food Crop Import Volume (2020-2021)

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Indonesia's Food Crop Import Volume (2020-2021)

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Indonesia still imports food crops to meet domestic needs. According to the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), soybeans are the food commodity with the largest import volume.

BPS recorded soybean imports reaching 2.49 million tons valued at US$1.48 billion (Cost, Insurance, and Freight/CIF) in 2021. The largest soybean imports originated from the United States, weighing 2.15 million tons (86.46%) of the total imports.

Indonesia also imported rice weighing 407,740 tons valued at US$183.8 million. The largest rice imports originated from India, reaching 407,740 tons (52.8%) of the total imports.

Furthermore, imports of peanuts reached 287,090 tons valued at US$357,820, mung beans reached 114,440 tons valued at US$132.86 million, corn reached 8,990 tons valued at US$6,000, and sweet potatoes weighed 38,000 kg valued at US$93,560.

For information, Indonesia's food crop production index rose 0.61% to 92.51 in 2021 from the previous year. The details are: the food crop index (rice) fell 0.43% to 81.87 last year. Meanwhile, the food crop index (secondary crops) rose 0.35% to 108.29.

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