The new scramble for Africa was triggered by a convergence of events: surging demand for biofuels, rising consumption patterns in China and India and the 2008 global food crisis, when the price of corn and wheat tripled, almost overnight. Responding to sudden hyperinflation, rioting and panic buying, at least 30 countries, including Argentina, Vietnam, Brazil, Cambodia and India, banned or sharply reduced food exports. In short order, Japan and South Korea, who import 70 per cent of their grains, joined a parade of countries turning to Africa to lock in means of production beyond their borders.
Dyviacom Intrabumi on 16 Sep 09Success in starting export business is also determined by the appropriate product selection. International market is very dynamic. For that, your export business must adapt to global market needs. Non-primary product based on local raw materials such as interior products, textiles and batik, its can be your choice. Compared to primary products, namely agricultural and plantation, non-primary product is lower risk and more easily in terms of production processes. Moreover, recently Indonesian products of this type increasingly popular in foreign countries.
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