Problem Batik China, Entrepreneur Batik Protest Government
Journalists Reports Compass Suhartono
JAKARTA, WEDNESDAY - Indonesian Batik Cooperatives Association or GKBI rate, China's entry into the Indonesian batik batik industry will endanger national. Therefore, GKBI will ask the Minister of Trade to stop importing China's batik.
It expressed the President Director of Invesment Norbasha GKBI Djunaid in a press statement after meeting with Vice President Jusuf Kalla on Wednesday (15/10) in the Vice Presidential Palace, Jakarta. Norbasha accompanied by other GKBI board, as Director GKBI Beben Bahren. "Imports (batik) is clearly dangerous because it must be stopped. We will ask Trade Minister to stop it," said Norbasha.
According Norbasha, nowadays, it imported batik in China is still a small capacity. "About 5 percent are on the market. However, do not be silenced. Imports had to be stopped. If not, jeopardize national batik industry," said Norbasha.
Norbasha states, Malaysia, until now prohibited at all batiks from Indonesia into the country. "The period we let China enter batik? We are too lax. This is what causes us to lose production to production abroad," said Norbasha.
Arrival GKBI to Vice President Kalla said Norbasha, requesting referrals related to Vice President Kalla anniversary GKBI to-60, the end of next month.
Journalists Reports Compass Suhartono
JAKARTA, WEDNESDAY - Indonesian Batik Cooperatives Association or GKBI rate, China's entry into the Indonesian batik batik industry will endanger national. Therefore, GKBI will ask the Minister of Trade to stop importing China's batik.
It expressed the President Director of Invesment Norbasha GKBI Djunaid in a press statement after meeting with Vice President Jusuf Kalla on Wednesday (15/10) in the Vice Presidential Palace, Jakarta. Norbasha accompanied by other GKBI board, as Director GKBI Beben Bahren. "Imports (batik) is clearly dangerous because it must be stopped. We will ask Trade Minister to stop it," said Norbasha.
According Norbasha, nowadays, it imported batik in China is still a small capacity. "About 5 percent are on the market. However, do not be silenced. Imports had to be stopped. If not, jeopardize national batik industry," said Norbasha.
Norbasha states, Malaysia, until now prohibited at all batiks from Indonesia into the country. "The period we let China enter batik? We are too lax. This is what causes us to lose production to production abroad," said Norbasha.
Arrival GKBI to Vice President Kalla said Norbasha, requesting referrals related to Vice President Kalla anniversary GKBI to-60, the end of next month.
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