Indonesia’s reduced import quota threatens beef supply, jobs


APPDI executive director Teguh Boediyana said the cut was “extremely burdensome” for businesses that had readied operational plans based on import volumes for previous years. — The Jakarta Post

JAKARTA: Several associations of the national meat processing and import industry have raised concerns over a sharp reduction in the beef import quota for private companies.

They warned that the move jeopardises business continuity, employment and market stability.

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