Indonesia Imported 5.37 Million Tons of Fertilizer in 2023

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Cindy Mutia Annur 18/03/2024 17:44 WIB

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According to the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), Indonesia imported approximately 5.37 million tons of fertilizer in 2023, a 16.29% decrease compared to 2022.

Indonesia's Fertilizer Import Volume and Value (2017-2023)

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Indonesia's Fertilizer Import Volume and Value (2017-2023)

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According to a report by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), Indonesia imported approximately 5.37 million tons of fertilizer throughout 2023.

This volume decreased by 16.29% year-on-year (yoy) compared to the previous year (6.41 million tons), marking the lowest level since 2017.

The value of Indonesia's fertilizer imports in 2023 also fell by 44.9% (yoy) to US$2.03 billion. In 2022, the import value reached US$3.67 billion.

The high value of fertilizer imports in 2022 was due to soaring global market prices.

In 2023, China was the largest supplier of fertilizer to Indonesia, with a volume of 1.15 million tons and a value of US$360.7 million.

Russia was in second place, with fertilizer imports to Indonesia totaling 1.08 million tons and a value of US$480.6 million.

Other significant importers included Canada (625,200 tons), Egypt (486,600 tons), Australia (368,800 tons), Jordan (360,600 tons), Laos (193,400 tons), Vietnam (146,800 tons), Belarus (144,800 tons), and Norway (106,400 tons).

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