DENSO and GMS aim to build a cold chain logistics network to deliver fresh food and other products to commercial facilities and households in Indonesia.
Food
“We’re facing the same problem — old trees and old farmers… They can’t do the same work as when they were younger. Their productivity is low.”
Initiated by the Australian Government in 2013, the program is expected to run until 2023 and will provide training in reproductive management, nutrition and cattle health.
“We are only scratching the surface … in this part of the world,” said Gojek’s chief food officer. “We truly believe that this is a big opportunity.”
Indonesian coffee consumption rose 26% in the five years to 2018, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture. But the market has a large gap between the lower-end instant coffee…
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Inspired by their love of football, ITB students developed a robot weed exterminator called Robograss. The robot can be operated remotely using Wi-Fi, and doesn’t damage the grass unlike other methods.
Jakarta Food, Marine, and Agriculture Security Agency (KPKP) will build urban farms, in every mayor’s office building.
Nugroho Hari Wibowo, an alumnus from Engineering Physics of ITB, develops a smart irrigation system which water plants according to its needs (precision farming). He develops the innovation with nine other core members of…
New data from consulting company Kantar shows that Indomie has been a top favourite among Indonesia’s city-slickers for seven years running. The Read more
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