Lion Parcel, an Indonesian logistics company, has expanded into Malaysia, opening an office in Subang Jaya to establish itself as a regional logistics player. CEO Farian Kirana sees Malaysia as a gateway for cross-border delivery and trade, leveraging Kuala Lumpur International Airport’s connectivity to enhance services in Southeast Asia and beyond.
Tag: Indonesia
Can Local Innovation End Indonesia’s Dairy Deficit?
Indonesia faces challenges in its dairy sector, producing only one-fifth of its milk needs, leading to heavy reliance on imports. To address this, the government is promoting local breeds like the Grati cow and strengthening farmer cooperatives. However, boosting milk production must be coupled with increasing consumption and shifting cultural attitudes towards dairy.
Can Indonesia’s Palm Oil Waste Help Shape the Global Future of Energy
In North Sumatra, Indonesia, Pertamina New & Renewable Energy has established a biogas power plant that converts palm oil waste into electricity, addressing environmental issues from the palm oil industry. This initiative not only produces renewable energy but also demonstrates a profitable model for sustainability, transforming waste into valuable resources and contributing to a cleaner economy.
Indonesia’s Telecom Future Gains Global Momentum with China’s Help
In Jakarta, TelkomGroup and China Unicom announced a strategic partnership to enhance Indonesia’s digital ecosystem. This collaboration targets five key areas, blending local expertise with global reach to improve connectivity, AI, 5G, and IoT solutions. Together, they aim to modernize services and strengthen Indonesia’s digital foundation amid rising demand.
Fraudulent Fortified Rice Brands Exposed in Indonesia
During a press briefing, Minister of Agriculture Andi Amran Sulaiman announced that 25 of 27 rice brands marketed as fortified were fraudulent, undermining nutritional efforts for children and mothers. The government will remove these fake brands, revoke permits, and pursue legal action against the responsible producers, highlighting malpractice in public health.
Indonesia Confronts Logistics Bottleneck as ASDP Strengthens Ketapang-Gilimanuk Route
PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry is addressing a 16 percent increase in vehicle traffic on the Ketapang-Gilimanuk route by enhancing operations. With traffic outpacing capacity, the company is expanding dock facilities, optimizing ship patterns, and deploying larger vessels. Collaboration with stakeholders is essential, despite temporary disruptions from ongoing infrastructure upgrades.
Indonesia Secures Commanding Lead in ASEAN Aviation Market
Indonesia leads Southeast Asia’s aviation market with 10.8 million scheduled seats in September 2026, a 7.3% increase from the previous year, driven by domestic demand. Despite regional competition, Indonesia’s airlines like Citilink and Batik Air showed significant growth, while total regional capacity rose 2%, focusing on full-service carriers.
Nickel Recovery Emerges as Indonesia’s Industrial Advantage
Indonesia’s economic leaders are focusing on electric mobility’s future, particularly the development of a battery recycling industry. At the Jakarta Investment Festival Summit 2026, Luhut Pandjaitan advocated for reclaiming nickel from used batteries to strengthen the supply chain. He emphasized the need for sustainable practices, investment in supporting industries, and policies benefiting local communities.
Forest Fire Haze Grounds Flights Across Kalimantan, Indonesia
Forest and land fires in Central Kalimantan have severely impacted aviation, causing low visibility at airports and leading to flight delays and diversions. The haze has also heightened public health concerns and inflicted substantial economic losses. AirNav Indonesia is enhancing monitoring and coordination to prioritize aviation safety amid these challenges.
How Indonesia Plans to Transform Cheese Consumption
MBR and PT Garudafood have teamed up with French cheese company Bel S.A. to build a modern cheese factory in Sumedang, West Java, aiming for operation by 2028. This investment reflects confidence in Indonesia’s market potential and addresses low regional cheese consumption, promoting sustainability and regional growth while enhancing MBR’s global stature.
