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Indonesia issues permits to import 968,143 MT of raw sugar in Q1 of 2016

byCT Report
22/01/2016
in Indonesia, International Customs
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JAKARTA: Indonesia has issued permits to import 968,143 metric tons of raw sugar in the first quarter of 2016, a trade ministry official said on Friday. The government is currently reviewing how often it needs to issue import permits for raw sugar, said acting director general of foreign trade, Karyanto Suprih.

Previously, the government had said it was planning to issue permits every six months in 2016, to provide more certainty of supply to domestic food industries. “We need to see how this is implemented in the field first,” Suprih told Reuters.

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