rnrnOver the past year, the Indonesian government has tightened imports of finished goods and consumer products through
quotas, certifications, and
tariff barriers. Especially since July, the establishment of a task force to rectify illegal imports has put
unprecedented pressure on entrepreneurs engaged in cross-border supply chain trade and e-commerce in Indonesia. Moreover, future import regulations in Indonesia may become increasingly strict. Is there still an opportunity in the Indonesian market, and how should one enter?rnrn
In fact, amidst crisis, there must be opportunities. To break through in the Indonesian market,
first, one must be a professional player with industry and product experience.
Second, adopt a long-term mindset, planning with a three-year cycle.
Third, build a business model based on the principle that opportunities in the To B sector outweigh To C, and manufacturing opportunities outweigh trade.
For more on breaking into the Indonesian market, welcome to attend the Indonesia Manufacturing Forum on September 20th. Manager Wang is waiting for you!rnrn rnrn[caption id="attachment_3052" align="aligncenter" width="144"]
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