Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has asked the Indonesian
government to impose a more stringent quality control measure for
imported products from China. According to
Li, a tighter quality controling would be beneficial for both nations
because Chinese exporters are still more known to prioritize mass production
and low prices, as opposed to quality products.
“I hope Indonesia could do impose such measures for all
products that it imports from China,” said the Premier at the
Indonesia-China Economic Cooperation Forum in Beijing on Friday.
Li said that as a developing nation, China wants to improve
the quality of its export products. “This will be a beneficial test for our exporters when
they investing abroad - because
if they focus more on producing quality products as opposed to lowering prices,
they will undoubtedly benefit too,” he said.
During his speech at the forum, President Joko ‘Jokowi‘
Widodo explained the variety of possible areas of business cooperation between
both nations. “China
and Indonesia could cooperate in building new power plants, highways, ports and
harbors, airports, and other infrastructure projects which are due to commence
this year,” said Jokowi, as quoted by Antara.
Business players in Indonesia has responded positively to
the calls made by the Premier for Indonesia to increase its quality control
measures. “There are still many rules and loopholes that need to be
addressed in order for such measures to be effective,” said the Head of The
Indonesian Food and Beverage Producers’ Association (GAPPMI), Adhi S. Lukman,
to Tempo on Friday.
According to Adhi, the waves of cheap, Chinese products which has flooded the market
has negatively impacted the capacity of local producers to compete
and subsequently, grow. With tighter regulations, Adhi hopes that Indonesia’s
domestic market could begin its transformation into a fairer market with a healthy
degree of market competition, wherein only quality products are sold.
Indonesian Retailers Association’s (Aprindo) executive
director, Tutum Rahanta, hopes that Jokowi would commit and respond to the
Premier’s request, as Aprindo sees that the current state of the market is flooded
by opportunistic importers who takes profit from cheap Chinese
products without regards to quality and safety. “Loose - if not, non-existent
regulations - have driven our consumers towards these sort of products, because
its‘ cheaper,” said Rahanta to Tempo.
Sumber :
http://en.tempo.co/read/news/2015/03/28/056653588/China-Vows-to-Improve-Quality-of-Exports
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~ Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has asked the Indonesian
government
~ Chinese products which has flooded the market has
negatively impacted
~ Aprindo sees that the current state of the market is
flooded by opportunistic importers
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~ This will be a beneficial test for our exporters when
they investing abroad.
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~ Business players in Indonesia has responded positively
to the calls made by the Premier for Indonesia
to increase its quality control measures.
~ Adhi hopes that Indonesia’s domestic market could begin
its transformation into a fairer market
~ I hope Indonesia could do impose such measures for all
products that it imports from China
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~ hopes that Jokowi would commit and respond to the
Premier’s request.
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~ China and Indonesia could cooperate in building new
power plants, highways, ports and harbors, airports, and other infrastructure
projects which are due to commence this year.
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~ According to
Li, a tighter quality controling would be beneficial for both nations
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