Agribusiness

Regulation of the Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture Number 40/2019 on Business Licensing Procedures in Agricultural Sector: Simplifying, Streaming, and Promoting Investments

Tahlim Sudaryanto, Iqbal Rafani (late)
ABSTRACT The Indonesian Minister of Agriculture issues the Regulation Number 40/2019 as one of initiative reforms concerning the licensing procedures in the agricultural sector of the country. It is implemented through simplifying and streamlining the procedures of agricultural business licenses...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Agribusiness
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The State and the Prospects of Korean Households’ Expenditure on Processed Food in 2017

Kyei-Im Lee, Sanghyo Kim, Seong-Yoon Heo
ABSTRACT Statistics Korea (KOSTAT) had quarterly conducted the Household Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES) to analyze households’ current conditions and changes of living until 2016. In 2017, the Household Income and Expenditure Survey was divided into two sections: a quarterly survey on...
Country: Korea Topic: Agribusiness
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History and Current Situation of Taiwan Plant Variety Right Management

I-Chun Pan, Pei-Jung Wen, Yen-Ming Chen
INTRODUCTION Taiwan is located in subtropical and tropical regions of Asia. The combination of its moist climate, high temperature, and rich soil with excellent production technology results in diverse agricultural and horticultural productions. However, despite the maturity of agricultural...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Agribusiness
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Indonesian Government’s Regulation on Organic Agriculture System

Edyta Zmudczynska , Effendi Andoko
INTRODUCTION   The Ministry of Agriculture's regulation on Indonesian organic agriculture is still regulated under the Minister of Law and Human Rights. The main goal is to develop Indonesian agriculture, especially organic agriculture, which in the era of globalization must support the...
Country: Indonesia Topic: Agribusiness
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Transformation of Herbal Industry in Malaysia

Mohd Hafizudin Zakaria, Nik Rahimah. N. O., Nor Amana A'liah Mohammad Nor, Roslina. A.
ABSTRACT   Herbs have been identified as a new source of economic growth for Malaysia since 2011. This is in tandem with higher demand for herbal products in the world markets. Malaysia is rich in flora and fauna that contain medicinal ingredients and health benefits. However, the herbal...
Country: Malaysia Topic: Agribusiness
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