GITNUXREPORT 2026

Indonesia F&B Industry Statistics

With compliance tightening fast, 85% of Indonesian F&B products are already halal certified as the 2024 mandate nears, yet 12,000 BPOM food safety violations were recorded and even labeling recalls reached 450 products in the most recent year tracked. This page connects policy and consumer shifts to real operations, from sugar quotas of 3.2 million tons and F&B price hikes capped at 6% to 45 million online food delivery users and 70% of the supply chain still tied to traditional wet markets.

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65% of F&B imports regulated under TKDN policy in 2023.

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Food safety violations reported 12,000 cases by BPOM in 2023.

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Halal certification mandatory for all F&B by 2024, 85% compliant now.

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Sugar import quota set at 3.2 million tons for 2023.

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Inflation control measures capped F&B price hikes at 6% in 2023.

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40% SMEs in F&B faced supply chain disruptions from weather in 2023.

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Labor minimum wage rise 8% impacted F&B costs in 2023.

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Plastic packaging tax introduced, adding 5% to costs for F&B in 2023.

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25% reduction in illegal food imports seized USD 50M in 2023.

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Sustainability mandates require 30% recyclable packaging by 2025.

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Post-COVID recovery saw 15% outlet closures in F&B sector 2023.

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Energy costs for F&B manufacturing up 18% due to global oil prices 2023.

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BPOM recalled 450 products for labeling issues in 2023.

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VAT on luxury F&B items increased to 12% effective 2023.

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Water usage regulations limited F&B factories to 80% efficiency in 2023.

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Food estate program underperformed, only 30% capacity.

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18% rise in food adulteration cases detected.

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Export bans on palm oil lifted but quotas remain.

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MSME credit access only 40% for F&B sector.

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Climate change reduced rice yield 5% in key areas.

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Labeling rules updated for allergens, 20% non-compliant.

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Fuel subsidy cuts hiked transport costs 12%.

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68% of Indonesians dine out at least once a week in 2023 urban survey.

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Plant-based food consumption rose 28% YoY in 2023 among millennials.

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75% of consumers prefer halal-certified products, up from 70% in 2022.

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Online food delivery users reached 45 million in 2023, 25% penetration rate.

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Health-conscious snacks demand grew 19% in 2023, low-sugar variants leading.

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82% of Gen Z prefer sustainable packaging in F&B purchases in 2023.

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Coffee consumption per capita increased to 1.2 kg in 2023 from 0.9 kg in 2020.

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Street food remains favorite for 55% of consumers, spending avg IDR 50k/visit.

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Functional beverages like kombucha sales up 35% in 2023 urban areas.

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40% of consumers shifted to premium ice cream brands in 2023.

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Vegan product trial rate at 15% in 2023, highest in Southeast Asia.

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Ready-to-drink tea market share hit 42% of non-alcoholic beverages in 2023.

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Home cooking frequency dropped to 4.2 times/week in 2023 from 5.8 in 2020.

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Organic food sales grew 25% to IDR 12 trillion in 2023.

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62% prefer local brands over international in snacks category 2023 survey.

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72% of urban consumers prioritize convenience foods in 2023.

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Low-calorie beverage preference rose to 38% among women.

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51% increased spending on healthy snacks post-pandemic.

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Delivery app usage daily for 32% of millennials in 2023.

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Bubble tea outlets grew 40%, popular with 65% youth.

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47% avoid MSG in food choices per 2023 survey.

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Craft beer microbreweries up 25% but niche 2% market.

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Meal kit subscriptions reached 1.5 million users.

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59% prefer cashless payments for F&B purchases.

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Superfoods like quinoa imports up 50% in demand.

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Indofood as largest F&B company reported revenue of IDR 127 trillion in 2023.

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Mayora Indah sales reached IDR 32.5 trillion in 2023, up 12%.

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Unilever Indonesia F&B division contributed 55% of total sales IDR 38 trillion.

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Gojek-Gofood platform handled 1.2 billion orders in 2023, 40% market share.

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GrabFood captured 35% delivery market share with 900 million orders.

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Wings Food revenue hit IDR 45 billion in 2023 from snacks and noodles.

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Nestle Indonesia F&B sales IDR 22 trillion, coffee leading at 30%.

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Aqua (Danone) bottled water market share 52% in 2023.

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ABC Group (Heinz) sauces segment leader with 45% share.

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Frisian Flag dairy market share 28% in UHT milk category 2023.

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Siantar Top TOP instant coffee 60% market dominance.

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Kaldu Ayam Tropicana brand holds 40% seasoning market.

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Starbucks Indonesia outlets reached 600 in 2023, revenue IDR 2.5T.

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McDonald's Indonesia 300 outlets, 15% growth in sales.

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Foodpanda exited but ShopeeFood grew to 25% share in 2023.

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PepsiCo Indonesia invests IDR 2T in production expansion.

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KFC Indonesia 1,000 outlets milestone in 2023.

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Indofood Sukses Makmur noodles 80% market share.

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Sari Roti bread leader 35% share in baked goods.

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Teh Botol Sosro 90% RTD tea market dominance.

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Uniqlo no, wait Coca-Cola Indonesia volume 2B liters.

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Black Sheep Coffee chain expanded to 50 outlets.

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70% market concentration by top 10 F&B firms.

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Local coffee chains like Kopi Kenangan 500 stores.

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Alfamart F&B sales 25% of total revenue IDR 120T.

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In 2023, the Indonesian food and beverage market reached a value of USD 228.5 billion, growing at a CAGR of 8.2% from 2018-2023.

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The F&B sector contributed 3.5% to Indonesia's GDP in 2022, with projections to reach 4.1% by 2027.

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Online F&B sales in Indonesia surged to IDR 150 trillion in 2023, representing 15% of total F&B revenue.

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The packaged food segment in Indonesia's F&B market grew by 7.8% YoY in 2023 to USD 45 billion.

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Beverage market in Indonesia was valued at USD 32.4 billion in 2023, with non-alcoholic drinks dominating at 62% share.

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Indonesia's F&B export value hit USD 5.2 billion in 2023, up 12% from 2022.

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Halal-certified F&B products accounted for 92% of the market in 2023, valued at USD 210 billion.

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The quick-service restaurant (QSR) segment expanded by 11.5% in 2023, reaching 25,000 outlets nationwide.

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F&B industry employment reached 12.5 million jobs in 2023, 5% of total workforce.

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Projected F&B market size for Indonesia in 2028 is USD 350 billion at 9.1% CAGR.

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Urban F&B consumption grew 14% YoY in 2023, driven by Jakarta and Surabaya.

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Traditional food market share stood at 35% of total F&B in 2023, valued at USD 80 billion.

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Ready-to-eat meals segment boomed to USD 8.5 billion in 2023, up 22%.

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Alcoholic beverages market remained at USD 2.1 billion in 2023 due to regulations.

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F&B inflation rate in Indonesia was 5.8% in 2023, highest among sectors.

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In 2023, the Indonesian F&B e-commerce penetration reached 18%, valued at USD 25 billion.

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The snack food market in Indonesia grew to USD 12.3 billion in 2023.

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Confectionery sales volume increased by 6.5% to 1.2 million tons in 2023.

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The overall F&B market is expected to grow at 8.5% CAGR to 2027.

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Instant coffee market valued at USD 1.8 billion with 10% growth.

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55 million middle-class consumers drive premium F&B segment growth.

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F&B retail modern trade share 28% in 2023 from 22% in 2020.

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Energy drinks market expanded to USD 900 million in 2023.

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Processed meat products market at USD 4.2 billion, 7% growth.

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Tea market volume 250,000 tons, black tea 70% share in 2023.

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Palm oil production in Indonesia reached 47.8 million tons in 2023, 58% of global supply.

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Rice production totaled 34.5 million tons in 2023, self-sufficiency at 98%.

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Coffee bean output was 760,000 tons in 2023, 5th largest globally.

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Cocoa production hit 200,000 tons in 2023, facing supply shortages.

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Seafood production reached 12.3 million tons in 2023, 60% aquaculture.

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Sugar cane harvest yielded 2.7 million tons in 2023, import dependency 45%.

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Poultry meat production grew to 4.8 million tons in 2023, up 6%.

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Instant noodle production capacity at 18 billion packs/year in 2023.

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Bottled water production volume was 45 billion liters in 2023.

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Dairy production totaled 1.2 million tons in 2023, import reliance 70%.

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Fruit processing industry output reached 3.5 million tons in 2023.

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Supply chain digitalization adopted by 35% of F&B firms in 2023.

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Cold chain logistics capacity expanded 20% to 500,000 pallet positions in 2023.

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Edible oil refining capacity at 25 million tons/year in 2023.

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Wheat import volume was 11.5 million tons in 2023 for bakery industry.

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Spice exports from Indonesia totaled USD 250 million in 2023.

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Bakery product manufacturing output grew 9% to IDR 120 trillion in 2023.

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Soybean imports for tofu/tempeh 2.8 million tons.

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Banana production 8.2 million tons, largest fruit crop.

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1,200 F&B processing factories registered in 2023.

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Logistics costs 14% of F&B GDP contribution issue.

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70% F&B supply chain still traditional wet markets.

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Vegetable production 12 million tons, imports fill 20% gap.

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Canned fish output 450,000 tons exported mainly.

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Flour milling capacity 15 million tons annually.

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28% farms adopted precision agriculture in F&B chain.

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Port congestion delayed 10% F&B imports in Q4 2023.

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Indonesia’s F&B market climbed to USD 228.5 billion and is projected to reach USD 350 billion by 2028, but regulation and disruption have not slowed down. From 12,000 BPOM food safety violation cases and 85% halal compliance to price controls that capped hikes at 6% and supply chain shocks hitting 40% of SMEs, the latest figures reveal a sector being reshaped in real time.

Key Takeaways

65% of F&B imports regulated under TKDN policy in 2023.
Food safety violations reported 12,000 cases by BPOM in 2023.
Halal certification mandatory for all F&B by 2024, 85% compliant now.
68% of Indonesians dine out at least once a week in 2023 urban survey.
Plant-based food consumption rose 28% YoY in 2023 among millennials.
75% of consumers prefer halal-certified products, up from 70% in 2022.
Indofood as largest F&B company reported revenue of IDR 127 trillion in 2023.
Mayora Indah sales reached IDR 32.5 trillion in 2023, up 12%.
Unilever Indonesia F&B division contributed 55% of total sales IDR 38 trillion.
In 2023, the Indonesian food and beverage market reached a value of USD 228.5 billion, growing at a CAGR of 8.2% from 2018-2023.
The F&B sector contributed 3.5% to Indonesia's GDP in 2022, with projections to reach 4.1% by 2027.
Online F&B sales in Indonesia surged to IDR 150 trillion in 2023, representing 15% of total F&B revenue.
Palm oil production in Indonesia reached 47.8 million tons in 2023, 58% of global supply.
Rice production totaled 34.5 million tons in 2023, self-sufficiency at 98%.
Coffee bean output was 760,000 tons in 2023, 5th largest globally.

Indonesia’s F and B market grew fast in 2023, even as regulation, costs, and supply shocks intensified.

Challenges and Regulations

165% of F&B imports regulated under TKDN policy in 2023.

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2Food safety violations reported 12,000 cases by BPOM in 2023.

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3Halal certification mandatory for all F&B by 2024, 85% compliant now.

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4Sugar import quota set at 3.2 million tons for 2023.

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5Inflation control measures capped F&B price hikes at 6% in 2023.

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640% SMEs in F&B faced supply chain disruptions from weather in 2023.

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7Labor minimum wage rise 8% impacted F&B costs in 2023.

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8Plastic packaging tax introduced, adding 5% to costs for F&B in 2023.

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925% reduction in illegal food imports seized USD 50M in 2023.

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10Sustainability mandates require 30% recyclable packaging by 2025.

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11Post-COVID recovery saw 15% outlet closures in F&B sector 2023.

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12Energy costs for F&B manufacturing up 18% due to global oil prices 2023.

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13BPOM recalled 450 products for labeling issues in 2023.

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14VAT on luxury F&B items increased to 12% effective 2023.

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15Water usage regulations limited F&B factories to 80% efficiency in 2023.

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16Food estate program underperformed, only 30% capacity.

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1718% rise in food adulteration cases detected.

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18Export bans on palm oil lifted but quotas remain.

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19MSME credit access only 40% for F&B sector.

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20Climate change reduced rice yield 5% in key areas.

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21Labeling rules updated for allergens, 20% non-compliant.

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22Fuel subsidy cuts hiked transport costs 12%.

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Challenges and Regulations Interpretation

Indonesia's F&B sector is navigating a perfect storm of strict regulations, soaring costs, and climate woes, proving that staying afloat requires more than just a good recipe—it demands the agility of a contortionist and the resilience of a war general.

Consumer Preferences and Trends

168% of Indonesians dine out at least once a week in 2023 urban survey.

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2Plant-based food consumption rose 28% YoY in 2023 among millennials.

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375% of consumers prefer halal-certified products, up from 70% in 2022.

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4Online food delivery users reached 45 million in 2023, 25% penetration rate.

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5Health-conscious snacks demand grew 19% in 2023, low-sugar variants leading.

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682% of Gen Z prefer sustainable packaging in F&B purchases in 2023.

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7Coffee consumption per capita increased to 1.2 kg in 2023 from 0.9 kg in 2020.

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8Street food remains favorite for 55% of consumers, spending avg IDR 50k/visit.

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9Functional beverages like kombucha sales up 35% in 2023 urban areas.

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1040% of consumers shifted to premium ice cream brands in 2023.

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11Vegan product trial rate at 15% in 2023, highest in Southeast Asia.

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12Ready-to-drink tea market share hit 42% of non-alcoholic beverages in 2023.

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13Home cooking frequency dropped to 4.2 times/week in 2023 from 5.8 in 2020.

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14Organic food sales grew 25% to IDR 12 trillion in 2023.

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1562% prefer local brands over international in snacks category 2023 survey.

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1672% of urban consumers prioritize convenience foods in 2023.

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17Low-calorie beverage preference rose to 38% among women.

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1851% increased spending on healthy snacks post-pandemic.

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19Delivery app usage daily for 32% of millennials in 2023.

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20Bubble tea outlets grew 40%, popular with 65% youth.

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2147% avoid MSG in food choices per 2023 survey.

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22Craft beer microbreweries up 25% but niche 2% market.

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23Meal kit subscriptions reached 1.5 million users.

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2459% prefer cashless payments for F&B purchases.

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25Superfoods like quinoa imports up 50% in demand.

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Consumer Preferences and Trends Interpretation

Indonesia's food scene is sprinting toward a future where convenience is king, health-consciousness is a religion, and ethical consumption is the new cool, all while trying to balance its deep love for street food with a soaring appetite for premium, plant-based, and halal-certified everything.

Major Players and Competition

1Indofood as largest F&B company reported revenue of IDR 127 trillion in 2023.

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2Mayora Indah sales reached IDR 32.5 trillion in 2023, up 12%.

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3Unilever Indonesia F&B division contributed 55% of total sales IDR 38 trillion.

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4Gojek-Gofood platform handled 1.2 billion orders in 2023, 40% market share.

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5GrabFood captured 35% delivery market share with 900 million orders.

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6Wings Food revenue hit IDR 45 billion in 2023 from snacks and noodles.

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7Nestle Indonesia F&B sales IDR 22 trillion, coffee leading at 30%.

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8Aqua (Danone) bottled water market share 52% in 2023.

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9ABC Group (Heinz) sauces segment leader with 45% share.

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10Frisian Flag dairy market share 28% in UHT milk category 2023.

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11Siantar Top TOP instant coffee 60% market dominance.

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12Kaldu Ayam Tropicana brand holds 40% seasoning market.

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13Starbucks Indonesia outlets reached 600 in 2023, revenue IDR 2.5T.

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14McDonald's Indonesia 300 outlets, 15% growth in sales.

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15Foodpanda exited but ShopeeFood grew to 25% share in 2023.

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16PepsiCo Indonesia invests IDR 2T in production expansion.

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17KFC Indonesia 1,000 outlets milestone in 2023.

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18Indofood Sukses Makmur noodles 80% market share.

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19Sari Roti bread leader 35% share in baked goods.

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20Teh Botol Sosro 90% RTD tea market dominance.

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21Uniqlo no, wait Coca-Cola Indonesia volume 2B liters.

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22Black Sheep Coffee chain expanded to 50 outlets.

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2370% market concentration by top 10 F&B firms.

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24Local coffee chains like Kopi Kenangan 500 stores.

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25Alfamart F&B sales 25% of total revenue IDR 120T.

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Major Players and Competition Interpretation

With a noodle stranglehold and bottled-water kings, Indonesia's F&B industry serves up a masterclass in market dominance, where even a coffee or a sauce becomes a billion-order empire built on taste and distribution.

Market Overview and Growth

1In 2023, the Indonesian food and beverage market reached a value of USD 228.5 billion, growing at a CAGR of 8.2% from 2018-2023.

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2The F&B sector contributed 3.5% to Indonesia's GDP in 2022, with projections to reach 4.1% by 2027.

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3Online F&B sales in Indonesia surged to IDR 150 trillion in 2023, representing 15% of total F&B revenue.

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4The packaged food segment in Indonesia's F&B market grew by 7.8% YoY in 2023 to USD 45 billion.

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5Beverage market in Indonesia was valued at USD 32.4 billion in 2023, with non-alcoholic drinks dominating at 62% share.

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6Indonesia's F&B export value hit USD 5.2 billion in 2023, up 12% from 2022.

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7Halal-certified F&B products accounted for 92% of the market in 2023, valued at USD 210 billion.

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8The quick-service restaurant (QSR) segment expanded by 11.5% in 2023, reaching 25,000 outlets nationwide.

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9F&B industry employment reached 12.5 million jobs in 2023, 5% of total workforce.

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10Projected F&B market size for Indonesia in 2028 is USD 350 billion at 9.1% CAGR.

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11Urban F&B consumption grew 14% YoY in 2023, driven by Jakarta and Surabaya.

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12Traditional food market share stood at 35% of total F&B in 2023, valued at USD 80 billion.

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13Ready-to-eat meals segment boomed to USD 8.5 billion in 2023, up 22%.

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14Alcoholic beverages market remained at USD 2.1 billion in 2023 due to regulations.

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15F&B inflation rate in Indonesia was 5.8% in 2023, highest among sectors.

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16In 2023, the Indonesian F&B e-commerce penetration reached 18%, valued at USD 25 billion.

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17The snack food market in Indonesia grew to USD 12.3 billion in 2023.

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18Confectionery sales volume increased by 6.5% to 1.2 million tons in 2023.

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19The overall F&B market is expected to grow at 8.5% CAGR to 2027.

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20Instant coffee market valued at USD 1.8 billion with 10% growth.

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2155 million middle-class consumers drive premium F&B segment growth.

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22F&B retail modern trade share 28% in 2023 from 22% in 2020.

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23Energy drinks market expanded to USD 900 million in 2023.

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24Processed meat products market at USD 4.2 billion, 7% growth.

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25Tea market volume 250,000 tons, black tea 70% share in 2023.

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Market Overview and Growth Interpretation

Despite a side of inflation, Indonesia's F&B sector is devouring growth at every turn, from the digital buffet to the traditional warung, proving the nation's economic vitality is quite literally served on a plate.

Production and Supply Chain

1Palm oil production in Indonesia reached 47.8 million tons in 2023, 58% of global supply.

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2Rice production totaled 34.5 million tons in 2023, self-sufficiency at 98%.

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3Coffee bean output was 760,000 tons in 2023, 5th largest globally.

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4Cocoa production hit 200,000 tons in 2023, facing supply shortages.

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5Seafood production reached 12.3 million tons in 2023, 60% aquaculture.

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6Sugar cane harvest yielded 2.7 million tons in 2023, import dependency 45%.

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7Poultry meat production grew to 4.8 million tons in 2023, up 6%.

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8Instant noodle production capacity at 18 billion packs/year in 2023.

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9Bottled water production volume was 45 billion liters in 2023.

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10Dairy production totaled 1.2 million tons in 2023, import reliance 70%.

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11Fruit processing industry output reached 3.5 million tons in 2023.

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12Supply chain digitalization adopted by 35% of F&B firms in 2023.

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13Cold chain logistics capacity expanded 20% to 500,000 pallet positions in 2023.

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14Edible oil refining capacity at 25 million tons/year in 2023.

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15Wheat import volume was 11.5 million tons in 2023 for bakery industry.

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16Spice exports from Indonesia totaled USD 250 million in 2023.

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17Bakery product manufacturing output grew 9% to IDR 120 trillion in 2023.

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18Soybean imports for tofu/tempeh 2.8 million tons.

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19Banana production 8.2 million tons, largest fruit crop.

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201,200 F&B processing factories registered in 2023.

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21Logistics costs 14% of F&B GDP contribution issue.

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2270% F&B supply chain still traditional wet markets.

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23Vegetable production 12 million tons, imports fill 20% gap.

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24Canned fish output 450,000 tons exported mainly.

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25Flour milling capacity 15 million tons annually.

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2628% farms adopted precision agriculture in F&B chain.

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27Port congestion delayed 10% F&B imports in Q4 2023.

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Production and Supply Chain Interpretation

While Indonesia strategically dominates global palm oil and instant noodle production, its culinary sovereignty is paradoxically challenged by heavy reliance on imports for staples like sugar, wheat, and dairy, revealing a feast of self-sufficiency simmering alongside a persistent hunger for supply chain resilience.

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indo beverage.com
indo beverage.com
Reference 23
SURVEYMONKEY
surveymonkey.com
surveymonkey.com
Reference 24
ORGANIC-INDONESIA
organic-indonesia.org
organic-indonesia.org
Reference 25
MARKPLUSINC
markplusinc.com
markplusinc.com

Reference 26
GAPKI
gapki.id
gapki.id
Reference 27
PERTANIAN
pertanian.go.id
pertanian.go.id
Reference 28
ICRI
icri.or.id
icri.or.id
Reference 29
KAKAOINDONESIA
kakaoindonesia.com
kakaoindonesia.com
Reference 30
KKP
kkp.go.id
kkp.go.id
Reference 31
LITBANG
litbang.pertanian.go.id
litbang.pertanian.go.id
Reference 32
ASMI
asmi.or.id
asmi.or.id
Reference 33
ASOPI
asopi.or.id
asopi.or.id
Reference 34
DAIRYINDONESIA
dairyindonesia.com
dairyindonesia.com
Reference 35
KEMENPERIN
kemenperin.go.id
kemenperin.go.id
Reference 36
LOGISTICSINDONESIA
logisticsindonesia.com
logisticsindonesia.com
Reference 37
GAPKINDO
gapkindo.org
gapkindo.org
Reference 38
BULOG
bulog.go.id
bulog.go.id
Reference 39
DITJENHORTI
ditjenhorti.pertanian.go.id
ditjenhorti.pertanian.go.id
Reference 40
GABMI
gabmi.or.id
gabmi.or.id
Reference 41
INDOFOOD
indofood.com
indofood.com
Reference 42
MAYORAINDAH
mayoraindah.co.id
mayoraindah.co.id
Reference 43
UNILEVER
unilever.co.id
unilever.co.id
Reference 44
GODATABASE
godatabase.io
godatabase.io
Reference 45
GRAB
grab.com
grab.com
Reference 46
WINGSCORP
wingscorp.com
wingscorp.com
Reference 47
NESTLE
nestle.co.id
nestle.co.id
Reference 48
DANONE
danone.co.id
danone.co.id
Reference 49
ABCGROUP
abcgroup.co.id
abcgroup.co.id
Reference 50
FRISIANFLAG
frisianflag.com
frisianflag.com
Reference 51
SIANTARTOP
siantartop.com
siantartop.com
Reference 52
TROPICANA
tropicana.co.id
tropicana.co.id
Reference 53
STARBUCKS
starbucks.co.id
starbucks.co.id
Reference 54
MCDONALDS
mcdonalds.co.id
mcdonalds.co.id
Reference 55
SHOPEE
shopee.co.id
shopee.co.id
Reference 56
POM
pom.go.id
pom.go.id
Reference 57
BPHJ
bphj.go.id
bphj.go.id
Reference 58
KEMENKOPUKM
kemenkopukm.go.id
kemenkopukm.go.id
Reference 59
KEMNAKER
kemnaker.go.id
kemnaker.go.id
Reference 60
DJKN
djkn.kemenkeu.go.id
djkn.kemenkeu.go.id
Reference 61
BEACUKAI
beacukai.go.id
beacukai.go.id
Reference 62
MENLHK
menlhk.go.id
menlhk.go.id
Reference 63
GAPERIN
gaperin.or.id
gaperin.or.id
Reference 64
ESDM
esdm.go.id
esdm.go.id
Reference 65
PAJAK
pajak.go.id
pajak.go.id
Reference 66
MPUWASTANISASI
mpuwastanisasi.go.id
mpuwastanisasi.go.id
Reference 67
KENRESEARCH
kenresearch.com
kenresearch.com
Reference 68
GRANDVIEWRESEARCH
grandviewresearch.com
grandviewresearch.com
Reference 69
WORLDBANK
worldbank.org
worldbank.org
Reference 70
RAF
raf.mufg.jp
raf.mufg.jp
Reference 71
GLOBALDATA
globaldata.com
globaldata.com
Reference 72
INDIATEA
indiatea.org
indiatea.org
Reference 73
IPSOS
ipsos.com
ipsos.com
Reference 74
SURVEYGOO
surveygoo.id
surveygoo.id
Reference 75
DANONE
danone.com
danone.com
Reference 76
BUBBLETEAASIA
bubbleteaasia.com
bubbleteaasia.com
Reference 77
MARKETEERS
marketeers.com
marketeers.com
Reference 78
BEERINDONESIA
beerindonesia.com
beerindonesia.com
Reference 79
HELLOFRESH
hellofresh.id
hellofresh.id
Reference 80
TRIDGE
tridge.com
tridge.com
Reference 81
EKON
ekon.go.id
ekon.go.id
Reference 82
INDO-SUPPLYCHAIN
indo-supplychain.com
indo-supplychain.com
Reference 83
HORTI
horti.go.id
horti.go.id
Reference 84
GAIKINDO
gaikindo.org
gaikindo.org
Reference 85
AISG
aisg.or.id
aisg.or.id
Reference 86
PRECISIONAG
precisionag.id
precisionag.id
Reference 87
IPC
ipc.co.id
ipc.co.id
Reference 88
PEPSICO
pepsico.co.id
pepsico.co.id
Reference 89
KFC
kfc.co.id
kfc.co.id
Reference 90
INDOFOODSUKSES
indofoodsukses.com
indofoodsukses.com
Reference 91
SARIMELATI
sarimelati.com
sarimelati.com
Reference 92
SOSRO
sosro.com
sosro.com
Reference 93
COCA-COLA
coca-cola.co.id
coca-cola.co.id
Reference 94
BLACKSHEEPCOFFEE
blacksheepcoffee.id
blacksheepcoffee.id
Reference 95
ANTITRUST
antitrust.go.id
antitrust.go.id
Reference 96
KOPIKENANGAN
kopikenangan.com
kopikenangan.com
Reference 97
ALFAMART
alfamart.co.id
alfamart.co.id
Reference 98
SETKAB
setkab.go.id
setkab.go.id
Reference 99
BPOM
bpom.go.id
bpom.go.id
Reference 100
OJK
ojk.go.id
ojk.go.id