Biofach 2025: Highlighting the Indonesian Products through its Pavilion and the Exhibitors.

This year’s Biofach will take place from February 11 to February 14, 2025, at Nuremberg Messe, Germany, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, and enthusiasts in the organic trade. The Indonesian Trade Promotion Center (ITPC), a longstanding and dedicated participant of Biofach, is once again set to make a remarkable presence. This year, Indonesia will highlight its commitment to sustainability and organic excellence by featuring eight companies that will exhibit some of the country’s finest organic products. From coconut sugar to packagings made from seaweed, Indonesia’s participation aims to captivate global audiences and create new trade opportunities.

Discover Indonesia’s Pavilion: Showcasing Rich Culture and Sustainability

Indonesian culture is closely associated with a rich diversity of plant-based products, ranging from exotic spices to coconut products. For centuries, Indonesia has been known as a producer of some of the world’s finest commodities. In recent years, Indonesia has not only maintained its reputation as top spices producers, but has also made a transformative shift towards sustainable and environmentally-friendly practices in its agricultural and organic industries. This commitment is seen in the increasing adoption of environmentally-friendly farming techniques, organic certification, and fair trade principles. By prioritizing sustainability, Indonesia ensures that its heritage of plant-based products will continue for generations to come.

Meet the Exhibitors: Bringing Indonesia’s Organic Treasures to the World

This year, we are proud to showcase eight exceptional co-exhibitors, featuring four returning participants (PT. Intrafood Singabera Indonesia; CV. Hugo Inovasi; PT. Berkat Petani Indonesia and Java Spices) and four new additions, all offering a diverse range of sustainable and innovative products:

  1. PT. Seaweedtama Biopac Indonesia
    A tech-based company addressing plastic waste by producing seaweed-based packaging, such as seaweed-based ink, cups, polymailer bags, bamboo cutlery, and more.
  2. Āluān
    Makers of the highest quality coconut oil, designed for both personal care and culinary excellence.
  3. PT Intrafood Singabera Indonesia
    Specializing in organic coconut sugar, syrup, premium ginger beverages, and juice powders, free from additives and preservatives.
  4. CV. Hugo Inovasi
    Manufacturer and exporter of coconut-based products, including crystal coconut sugar, coconut nectar, virgin coconut oil, and coconut chips.
  5. PT. Gunung Hijau Masarang
    A pioneer in sustainable arenga sugar production, utilizing geothermal energy for eco-friendly manufacturing.
  6. PT. Berkat Petani Indonesia (Gulapa)
    Exporters of organic crystal coconut sugar and turmeric-ginger coconut sugar, committed to improving local farmers’ livelihoods through training and partnerships.
  7. Java Spices / Mitra Organic
    Indonesian spice manufacturers blending traditional flavors with a modern approach.
  8. CV Navil Natural Organik
    A leading supplier in the food ingredients industry, focusing on sustainable growth for all stakeholders.

Join Us on the Journey Towards Sustainability!

With an impressive presence at Biofach 2025, Indonesia is ready to showcase not only the uniqueness of its organic products but also its commitment to sustainable agricultural practices. We invite you to visit the Indonesian Pavilion and interact directly with our exhibitors who represent high-quality innovations. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore a range of organic products that could be part of a greener future!

Let’s come together in the sustainability movement and support Indonesia’s local products. Join us at Biofach 2025 from February 11 to 14 at Hall 1-151, and witness firsthand how tradition and innovation converge to create new opportunities.

If you would like to arrange a personal meeting or have any inquiries, please don’t hesitate to contact us at info@itpchamburg.de. Together, we can build a more sustainable future!

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Palm Sugar: A Healthier Sweetener Option

In almost all food preparations, a small amount of sugar is often added to balance the flavor of the food or beverage. For example, a pinch of sugar can balance the acidity of tomato sauce, adding sugar to chili sauce can reduce its spiciness, and adding sugar to toast can create a pleasant crunchy texture. In Southeast Asia, especially in Indonesia, palm sugar is very popular and is frequently used in various dishes. Below is more detailed info for palm sugar.

What is Palm Sugar?

Sugar can be divided into various types, including granulated sugar, rock sugar, caster sugar, and palm sugar. Palm sugar is quite popular in Southeast Asia, Africa, and Papua New Guinea. It provides a distinctive aroma and sweetness that differs from regular sugar. Therefore, palm sugar is often used in beverages like contemporary bubble tea or as an added flavor to enhance the taste of coffee.

Palm sugar is a sweetener made from nira, the sap extracted from the flowers of trees in the palm family, such as coconut, sugar palm, date palm, nipa palm, palmyra, and siwalan. It is a better source of vitamins and minerals compared to other sweeteners. It also has a lower glycemic index than many other sweeteners. Additionally, palm sugar can support digestive health, help restore body energy, contain high levels of antioxidants, prevent DNA damage, and potentially reduce the risk of cancer. By choosing palm sugar as a sweetener, you can enjoy the sweetness of your favorite foods and beverages while making a healthier choice.

Palm Sugar vs. Coconut Sugar

Many people confuse Palm Sugar with Coconut Sugar because their names sound similar. However, they come from different sources. Coconut Sugar is made from the nectar of coconut flowers, while Palm Sugar is derived from the sap of various types of palm trees. They also differ in flavor, with Coconut Sugar being sweeter and caramelized, while Palm Sugar has a more complex and smoky taste. Palm Sugar available in the market is often mixed with cane sugar, making it less healthy than pure Coconut Sugar.

Choosing the wrong sugar can impact both flavor quality and health benefits. However, pure Palm Sugar that isn’t blended with cane sugar provides rich nutritional benefits, such as a low glycemic index and essential minerals. It is a healthy option, being high in iron, magnesium, and antioxidants, and can help maintain stable blood sugar levels. Additionally, its rich, complex flavor makes it an excellent choice for dishes that require deep, robust flavors.

How to store palm sugar

Palm sugar can harden or lose its flavor if not stored properly after opening. Improper storage can make it difficult to use and diminish its quality. To maintain freshness, store palm sugar in a cool, dark place, sealed in an airtight container or a tightly zipped plastic bag. Be sure to press out as much air as possible to preserve its quality.

Which country is the world’s largest producer of palm sugar?

Indonesia is the largest producer of palm sugar in Southeast Asia and ranks among the top producers globally. Are you interested in partnering with the leading palm sugar producers from Indonesia? Contact ITPC Hamburg today! We are here to connect you with trusted partners who offer high-quality products at competitive prices. Don’t miss the opportunity to grow your business with Indonesia’s finest products.

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The 39th Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI): Fostering Robust Connections with Indonesian Excellence

The 39th Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI), Indonesia’s largest B2B platform, awaits your participation which will be held from October 9th to 12th, 2024, TEI will convene at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE) in BSD City, Tangerang, Banten.

TEI 2024: Fostering Robust Connections with Indonesian Excellence

This year’s theme, “Fostering Robust Connections with Indonesian Excellence,” underscores TEI’s commitment to facilitating meaningful relationships between Indonesian businesses and global market players.

Why Attend TEI 2024?

  • Extensive Product Showcase: Immerse yourself in a comprehensive display of products and services across diverse sectors, encompassing manufacturing, agriculture, consumer goods, and more. Discover new opportunities and propel your business forward.
  • Strategic Networking Opportunities: Establish connections with potential partners, distributors, and investors from all corners of the globe. Forge strategic alliances and expand your market reach.
  • Invaluable Industry Insights: Stay ahead of the curve by gaining valuable insights into the latest trends and developments shaping the dynamic Indonesian market. Make informed decisions and drive exceptional growth.

For further information and TEI 2024 registration, please contact the Debindo Buyers’ Handling Team:

  • Contact Person: Harwin Hartanto
  • Mobile: +62 838 9601 8328
  • Email: harwinhartanto@debindo.com

We are pleased to present our comprehensive catalog of the exhibitors:

List-Exhibitor-TEI 2024 Download

Don’t miss this remarkable opportunity to connect, explore, and flourish at TEI 2024.

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Discover Indonesia’s best vanilla bean suppliers

Indonesian vanilla products are well-knownin the worldwide market for their unique flavor profile. The islands of Sumatra, Java, Bali, and Papua are the largest vanilla bean producers in Indonesia. These beans boast a blend of sweet, creamy, and smoky notes, with hints of chocolate, caramel, and tobacco.

Indonesia’s production capacity allows it to be a significant player in the global vanilla market. In fact, it is reported to be the second-largest vanilla producer in the world, following Madagascar.

Historically, vanilla has played a very important role in Indonesian culture

Vanilla has played a significant role in Indonesian culture for centuries. According to the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Indonesia, vanilla was first introduced in 1819 as part of a garden collection at the Bogor Botanical Garden. By the 1960s, vanilla plantations flourished on the island of Java, leading to the beans’ global recognition as “Java Vanilla Beans.”

Production eventually spread to other parts of Indonesia, including Sumatra, Sulawesi, Bali, Nusa Tenggara, and Papua, starting in 1864. In 2020, vanilla plantations covered an area of 9,291 hectares, with production reaching 1,412 tonnes

Sweet victory in Italy! Adore Vanilla proudly emerges victorious, claiming the Innovation Award in the Organic/Free Form category at Sigep.

Adore Vanilla was one of the companies facilitated by ITPC Hamburg at the Biofach 2024 exhibition.

Adore Vanilla was one of the companies facilitated by ITPC Hamburg at the Biofach 2024 exhibition.

Why Indonesia vanilla is so good?

With its consistent flavour, unlike other vanilla, Indonesian vanilla is suitable for cooking at both high and low temperatures. Climate, soil properties and drying methods all contribute to the unique, smoky flavor of Indonesian vanilla. In some regions vanilla is grown in areas rich in volcanic material. These volcanic components make the surrounding soil nutritious for growing crops

Moreover, Indonesia is a tropical country, which means it has sufficient sunlight for the drying process. The result is beans that are slightly less pliable than other Planifolia varieties, yet the strength of the pods produces a rich and strong vanilla caviar, which sustains its unique flavour and aroma qualities.

How to I find trusted vanilla bean suppliers?

Our main task is to promote Indonesian products. ITPC Hamburg is ready to help you find trusted vanilla suppliers from Indonesia. In addition, we can assist you if you want to import any products from Indonesia.

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Indonesia’s Tropical Fruits and Veggies: Back Again at Fruit Logistica 2024 Berlin!

Indonesia Trade Promotion Center Hamburg will participate in the Fruit Logistica 2024 exhibition for the second time, taking place fom 7-9th February 2024 in Berlin Messe at Hall 26 Booth F-44.

FRUIT LOGISTICA is the world’s most important trade fair for the fresh produce industry and its direct access to the global market. At FRUIT LOGISTICA you can find the complete range of products, services and technical solutions from every part of the value chain – whether in seed, fruit and vegetable development or packaging and automation. The fair covers the entire spectrum of the value chain – from the producer to the consumer.

Featured Co-Exhibitors:

To get to know our co-exhibitors, please download the Product Catalogue below:

PT. Nusantara Segar Global

Product CatalogDownload

PT. Mega Inovasi Organik

Company ProfileDownload
Product CatalogDownload

Why Attend?

  • Connect with industry leaders: Exhibitors from 90+ countries and trade visitors from 140 countries.
  • Explore the entire value chain: From producers to consumers, Fruit Logistica covers it all.
  • Unveil the latest trends: Discover cutting-edge products, services, and innovations shaping the global fresh produce market.

Join us for an immersive journey into the heart of Indonesian agriculture and innovation. Your presence will make this event even more special! See you there!

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Indonesia Pavilion at Biofach 2024

Biofach is an annual event that provides an opportunity to learn about the organic market and to exchange ideas with others. Biofach 2024 will be held from 13 to 16 February 2024 in Nuremberg, Germany. Following successful participation in Biofach 2023, ITPC Hamburg is collaborating with the Indonesian Ministry of Trade’s Directorate General of National Export Development to participate in Biofach 2024. As part of the Indonesian Pavilion, 11 co-exhibitors will display a variety of quality products such as tea, beans, rice, spices, coconut derivatives, etc. in Hall 3A-310.

To get to know our co-exhibitor companies, please download the Product Catalogue below


Hugo Inovasi, CV

Product Catalogue Hugo Inovasi CVDownload


Natural Joy Foods, PT

Product Catalogue PT Natural Joy FoodsDownload


Kawanasi Sehat Dasacatur

Product Catalogue PT Kawanasi Sehat DasacaturDownload


Gulapa

Product Catalogue GulapaDownload


Javara


Bionesia Organic Foods, PT

Product Catalogue PT Bionesia Organic FoodsDownload


Adore Vanilla


Java Spices

Product Catalogue Java SpicesDownload


Sumatran Organic Spice, PT

Product Catalogue PT Sumatran Organic SpiceDownload


Bukit Sari


Harendong Green Farm, PT

Product Catalogue PT Harendong Green FarmDownload
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Indonesia is participating at Ambiente Frankfurt 2024

This year, Indonesia will once again participate in Ambiente, scheduled to take place from January 26th to 30th, 2024, at Messe Frankfurt. The Local Business Export Coaching (LBEC) Program is a collaborative initiative led by CBI, in partnership with key entities such as the Ministry of Trade, the Ministry of Industry, the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, Indonesian Furniture and Handicraft Industry Association (HIMKI), and National Crafts Council (Dekranas). The CBI in The Netherlands is providing support for the program.

Nine Indonesian companies will showcase their products in the pavilion, namely: PT. Panelindo Graha Nusantara, CV. Haramas, CV. Gangga Sukta, CV. Anugrah Acintya Gumelar, CV. Kate Mas Handicraft, CV. Knes Sejahtera, CV. Mendong Jaya, PT. Koloni Timur, and UD. Hasibuan Designs, located at Hall 10.1 FOY02.

OBJECTIVE PROGRAM / SYSTEMIC APPROACH

This collaboration was established with the aim to increase the capacity of local stakeholders and Indonesian business actors in improving the quantity and quality of products and strengthening the positioning of Indonesia’s Home Decoration products in the market, specifically the European Market. This collaboration is carried out by bringing together all existing local resources to implement the development of Indonesia’s Home Decoration sector. CBI trains the local project partners in preparing for and carrying out promotional activities. CBI achieves a long-term effect by investing in the local capacity building of trainers and coaches, enabling them to forward their lessons learned to many other trainers and coaches. After this training, they are enabled to build capacity among a large number of home decor and home textiles businesses in the future.

Ambiente 2024 aims to promote the sustainable and original essence of many Indonesian products and companies under the overarching concept named “The Origin.” It provides a platform for these businesses to showcase their unique offerings and foster connections in the global market.

Facts about Ambiente:

Ambiente in Frankfurt is one of the largest international fairs for the consumer goods sector. It is held every February in Frankfurt Messe, Germany. More than 140,000 visitors and close to 5,000 exhibitors participate each time. The last few editions saw a more than 3% increase in visitors year to year. Over 50% of the buyers and trade visitors come from outside Germany. Exhibitors from 95 countries display the latest products during Ambiente. The three main product groups at Ambiente in Frankfurt are Dining, Giving, and Living. Dining focuses on kitchen and kitchen trends, housewares & storage, table contemporary design, trade, and decorations. Giving has a big international range of products related to gifts, beauty, bath, accessories, and health. The Living category covers a broad spectrum of home consumer goods: interiors and decoration, seasonal decoration, outdoor living, loft, home garden products, and more.

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Indonesian Coffee: Explore the rich flavors of Indonesian coffee

Indonesia is an island country that has more than 17 thousand islands and has a total area of approximately 1.9 million km². The largest islands in Indonesia are Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, and Papua. Each island of Indonesia has a different culture and language, as well as the coffee in Indonesia. Each coffee in Indonesia has a different flavors and different ways to enjoy the coffee.

How much is Indonesia producing coffee?

Based on a report by Indonesia’s Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), Indonesia’s coffee production is expected to reach nearly 795 thousand tonnes in 2022, reflecting a 24.21% increase from 2015 when coffee production was nearly 640 thousand tonnes. In 2022, South Sumatra emerged as the largest coffee-producing province, contributing a total production of up to 212.4 thousand tonnes or 26.72% of the total national production

How many types of coffee are there in Indonesia?

Single origin is used for coffee cultivated from a particular region. The term single origin is used to recognize the coffee character of each region. Here are some single-origin coffee from Indonesia and sorted according to major islands in Indonesia (source: Indonesian Consulate General in Chicago):

Sumatra

  1. Aceh Gayo
  2. Sidikalang
  3. Samosir
  4. Smalungun
  5. Lintong
  6. Mandehling

Java

  1. Java Preanger
  2. Ciwidey
  3. Puntang
  4. Sindoro Sumbing
  5. Temanggung
  6. Jampit
  7. Ijen Raung

Bali & NTT

  1. Pupuan
  2. Kintamani
  3. Tambora
  4. Wae Rebo
  5. Bajawa
  6. Sokoria

Kalimantan

  1. Kubu Raya
  2. Kota Waringin

Sulawesi

  1. Pinogu
  2. Benteng Alla
  3. Toraja
  4. Enrekang

Papua

  1. Nabire
  2. Dogiyai
  3. Cartenz
  4. Baliem Valley (Wamena)s

How Indonesian served their coffee

Typically in Indonesia coffee can be enjoyed by brewing and usually coffee is enjoyed in the morning or afternoon. However, in Aceh and Yogyakarta, coffee is served in an unusual and unique method. The method of drinking makes a special attraction for coffee lovers who want to try enjoying coffee in a different way

  • Kopi Khop
    Coffee is brewed and poured into a cup, which is then inverted and placed on a large plate.  The coffee will be served with a straw, this straw is used to blow air slowly in the glass, so that the coffee can flow into the plate. Kopi Terbalik or Kopi Khop this way of drinking coffee originated in Aceh, Meulaboh City to be precise. Historically, Kopi Khop was deliberately served upside down because fishermen on the west coast of Aceh wanted their coffee to stay safe from the waves while at sea and allow the coffee to stay clean from dust and the coffee to stay warm.
Kopo Khop
Source: The Ministry of Finance of Republic of Indonesia
Source: The Ministry of Finance of Republic of Indonesia
  • Kopi Joss
    Kopi Joss originated in Yogyakarta. This coffee is served with charcoal added directly into the brewed coffee cup. The addition of charcoal is believed to have health benefits and can neutralize acidity and give a subtle caramel flavor to the drink. Reporting from the Visiting Jogja page managed by the DIY Tourism Office. This drink appeared in 1968 and was served by a local street food seller named Lik Man. The unique presentation makes this Jogja specialty coffee drink very famous in Indonesia.
Kopi Joss
Source: Wonderful Indonesia

How do we connect with Coffee exporters from Indonesia

ITPC Hamburg is the representative of the Indonesian Ministry of Trade in Germany. Our job is to promote Indonesian products in Germany and help you to work with Indonesian exporters and our services are free of charge. If you are Importer from Germany and interested in buying coffee or other products from Indonesia you can contact us and we will be happy to assist you.

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Indonesia will to be a part of ANUGA

Indonesia will once again be present at the world’s largest and most important business platform for the international food industry at the Anuga exhibition. ANUGA is a food and beverage exhibition held every two years. In 2019 the exhibition occupied an area of 284,000 sqm with more than 7,400 participants from over 100 countries and has attracted at least 170,000 visitors from more than 198 countries. This year the Indonesian pavilion will be filled by 14 co-exhibitors, namely:

ABC President Indonesia, PTDownload

Frootiful Natural Nusantara, PTDownload

Kang International, PTDownload

Indo Rempah Commodities, PTDownload

Kapal Api GlobalDownload

Manohara Asri, PTDownload

Mayora Indah Tbk, PTDownload
Nison Indonesia, PTDownload

Pasific Harvest GroupDownload

Rote Karaginan Nusantara, PTDownload

Savoria GroupDownload

Selera Sweetsindo, PTDownload

Siantar Top Tbk, PTDownload

Universal Trading Indonesia, CVDownload

In addition, there are also 4 Indonesian companies participating in the IPD pavilion, namely:

Hugo Inovasi CVDownload
Adore VanillaDownload
Berkat Petani Indonesia, PTDownload
Gunung Hijau MasarangDownload

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Indonesian companies’ participation at Gamescom 2022

Gamescom is one of the world’s leading gaming trade fairs and exhibitions held each year since 2009 at Köln Messe, Cologne, Germany, and in 2022 was attracting more than 265,000 visitors from 100 countries. Meanwhile, the B2B area was attended by 1,100 exhibitors from 53 countries.

Indonesia’s last year participation was a collaboration between the Indonesian Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, Indonesian Ministry of Trade, Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Information, and the Association of Indonesian Game Developers (AGI), which carried the Indonesian Pavilion entitled “GotGame.ID – Games from Indonesia”.

The Indonesian Pavilion was located in Hall 3.2 on the special business area (B036G and C039G), occupied an area of 54m2 (9m x 6m) facilitating 13 game sub-sector industries consisting of 1 game publishing company, 6 game developer/studios companies and 6 service companies, from different cities in Indonesia such as Jakarta, Bali, Yogyakarta, Bandung and Malang. A total of 9 game developers were present offline, namely Agate, Arsanesia, Big Fire Studio, Roundabout, Komodoz, Megaxus, Niji Games, UMN Pictures, and Wisageni Studio. While 4 others attended online, namely IOTA, Devata Game Production, Redamantine, and Satriver.

Ribbon cutting from the Indonesian ambassador for Germany, Mr. Arif Havas Oegreseno

The Indonesian Pavilion was inaugurated by the Indonesian Ambassador Mr. Arif Havas Oegreseno, accompanied by the Indonesian Consul General in Frankfurt Mr. Acep Somantri, Head of ITPC Hamburg, AGI President Mr. Cipto Adiguno, and Chief Executive Officer, Mr Febrianto Nur Anwari, as well as co-exhibitor representatives. The Ambassador highlighted the importance of Indonesia’s export position to Germany, which ranks 5th after Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore. Especially for the Games sub-sector, Indonesia is not well known in Germany. 

During the Gamescom 2022 exhibition, Indonesian pavillion participants have succesfully met with at least 273 potential buyers from Meet to Match appointments and walk-in-buyers. This year, ITPC Hamburg is again collaborating with the Indonesian Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy to attend the Gamescom exhibition will be held in Cologne from 23rd to 27th August 2023.

Documentation of the gamescom 2022 exhibition

  • Atmosphere of business meeting
  • Atmosphere of business meeting
  • Co-exhibitor General Evaluation
  • Indonesia’s presence in the Consumer Area – Indie Arena
  • Indonesia’s presence in the Consumer Area – Indie Arena

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