Business News - IndoNewsToday.com, Indonesia's participation in the exhibition's most processed foods (SIAL) April 28 to 30 in Toronto, Canada is expected to increase non-oil exports in 2015 as compared to 2013 the value of Indonesian non-oil exports to Canada in 2014 declined 3.49 percent.
Director General of National Export Development Ministry of Trade Nus Nuzulia Isaac told Antara on Tuesday, said the Indonesian non-oil exports to Canada in 2014 reached 755.02 million US dollars, down by 3.49 percent compared to the year 2013 stood at 782.35 million dollars US.
While Indonesia's non-oil exports to Canada in January-February 2015 reached a value of 109.29 million US dollars, down by 42.60 per cent on exports from January to February 2014 amounted to 190.40 million US dollars.
Nus, accompanied by the Director of the Ministry of Trade Promotion and Branding Pradnyawati, explaining the trend of Indonesian exports to Canada last five years (2010-2014) suffered a minus 1.42 percent, where exports in 2010 amounted to 731.91 million dollars to 755.02 million US dollars in 2014.
Salon International de Lalimentation (SIAL) is Canada's largest food and beverage exhibition in North America with 14 685 professional visitors and businesses to display 767 exhibitions from 43 countries. This year's exhibition will be held in Toronto. Previous year in Motreal, Canada.
This year, Indonesia will include 28 food and beverage companies, such as the Great Earth Agro who produce cassava starch modified, Aimfood Manufacturing Indonesia produces powdered beverages such as chlorophyll drinks, milk and fruit, as well as Indonesia, which produces diverse Bamboe seasoning Indonesian cuisine in the packaging.
Indonesia's participation was the third time expected to increase exports of processed foods and beverages by 60 percent. "We not only expect an increase in transactions during the exhibition, but also an increase in transactions after the exhibition for participants more than 40 countries.
Director General of National Export Development Ministry of Trade Nus Nuzulia Isaac told Antara on Tuesday, said the Indonesian non-oil exports to Canada in 2014 reached 755.02 million US dollars, down by 3.49 percent compared to the year 2013 stood at 782.35 million dollars US.
While Indonesia's non-oil exports to Canada in January-February 2015 reached a value of 109.29 million US dollars, down by 42.60 per cent on exports from January to February 2014 amounted to 190.40 million US dollars.
Nus, accompanied by the Director of the Ministry of Trade Promotion and Branding Pradnyawati, explaining the trend of Indonesian exports to Canada last five years (2010-2014) suffered a minus 1.42 percent, where exports in 2010 amounted to 731.91 million dollars to 755.02 million US dollars in 2014.
Salon International de Lalimentation (SIAL) is Canada's largest food and beverage exhibition in North America with 14 685 professional visitors and businesses to display 767 exhibitions from 43 countries. This year's exhibition will be held in Toronto. Previous year in Motreal, Canada.
This year, Indonesia will include 28 food and beverage companies, such as the Great Earth Agro who produce cassava starch modified, Aimfood Manufacturing Indonesia produces powdered beverages such as chlorophyll drinks, milk and fruit, as well as Indonesia, which produces diverse Bamboe seasoning Indonesian cuisine in the packaging.
Indonesia's participation was the third time expected to increase exports of processed foods and beverages by 60 percent. "We not only expect an increase in transactions during the exhibition, but also an increase in transactions after the exhibition for participants more than 40 countries.

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