Export performance of Indonesian Swallow's Nest commodities in main destination countries

Rahmawati, Dyah; Purnomo, Sutrisno Hadi; Marwanti, Sri

doi:10.48077/scihor.25(12).2022.90-101

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“…According to Asrol (2017), there are four terminologies for measuring competitiveness with the CMS model: standard growth effects, commodity effects, market distribution effects, and competitiveness effects. The CMS approach has been applied in a study on developing export markets for agriculture (Prasetyo, Marwanti and Darsono, 2018;Jamilah et al, 2022;Rahmawati, Hadi Purnomo and Marwanti, 2022;Tety, Kurnia and Andriani, 2022) and food processing products by Widodo et al, (2008). Based on Tires, Philips, and Lim (1985) in Widodo et al, (2008), the CMS model can be written as follows: : Total export value of all Indonesian commodities in year t-1 (US$) E(t-1)i :…”

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“…This positive value also shows that Indonesia can distribute and control these three countries' export markets. The results of research from Rahmawati, Hadi Purnomo and Marwanti (2022), showed that the market distribution effect on other agricultural products also has a positive value in the Chinese market share, where China is the largest export destination country that has a high demand. Furthermore, the market distribution effect to Japan and Singapore shows a negative value with an average of -0.00000040 and -0.00000009.…”

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Analysis of indonesian banana export performance in major export destination countries

Nugraha

Darsono

Marwanti

2023

SVU-International Journal of Agricultural Sciences

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Bananas are one of Indonesia's potential horticultural commodities. The global market favors bananas because they are affordable and highly nutritious, whose exports can be used to increase the country's foreign exchange. During the last five years, Indonesia's banana production has continued to increase, making bananas the most significant fruit production of the whole national fruit. However, when viewed from the other side, Indonesia's banana exports are relatively low. So it is necessary to know the performance of Indonesian banana exports in the international market. This study aims to analyze the performance of Indonesia's banana exports in the five major destination countries, such as China, Malaysia, Japan, United Arab Emirates, and Singapore. The method in this research is Constant Market Share. The analysis results show that the standard growth effect of Indonesia's export performance is better than the world standards growth. The commodity composition effect shows that the contribution of Indonesian bananas is relatively high in the international market. Regarding market distribution effects, Indonesia can distribute and dominate the export market share of bananas in China, Malaysia, and the United Arab Emirates. Furthermore, the competitiveness effect, Indonesia is a strong competitor as a banana exporter to Malaysia, Japan, and Singapore. The conclusion from these four aspects is that Indonesia's export performance as a whole is good. The government must provide the appropriate policies through promotion, bilateral cooperation, product quality improvement, and affordable prices. It is hoped that Indonesian bananas will have strong competitiveness and be able to fulfill international market demand.

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Analysis of indonesian banana export performance in major export destination countries

Nugraha

Darsono

Marwanti

2023

SVU-International Journal of Agricultural Sciences

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The role of social capital in the development of swiftlet birdhouse potential in Central Kalimantan Province, Indonesia

Fajarwati,

Mujahidin,

Ali

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Indonesia is the largest producer of Swiftlet bird’s nest in the world. One of the largest contributors to production is Central Kalimantan Province. This is a great potential in regional economic growth. It can be seen that part of the region’s income comes from the export of Swiftlet bird’s nest. The active participation of these breeders is inseparable from the existing capitals, one of which is social capital. The research aims to (1) map the form of social capital in the development of Swiftlet bird houses and (2) analyze the role of social capital in the development of swiftlet farms. The method used is qualitative. Data analysis through interactive models with reduction, presentation, and conclusions. Research informants were selected purposively, namely Swiftlet birdhouse owners, management teams, and exporters in Central Kalimantan Province. Data collection techniques use observation, in-depth interviews, and secondary data studies. The results showed that: (1) the development of Swiftlet birdhouse potential in Central Kalimantan is based on social capital, namely trust, norms and networks. (2) Social networks, beliefs and norms have an important role in developing the potential of Swiftlet birdhouses and affect economic, social and environmental aspects.

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Analysis of Swallow Nest Nitrite Levels and Export Volume Projections: A Statistical Approach to Quality Improvement and Global Market Development

Kusumawati,

Kurniawan

2024

MKH

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The global SARS-CoV-2 pandemic is impacting public health and living systems. Edible Bird's Nest (EBN), one of the variants of Swallow's Nest (SBW), is recognized as a medicinal food. The potential of SBW as a therapeutic agent is gaining attention due to its ability to inhibit viral hemagglutination activity. This study provides information on the prediction of SBW demand in the coming year so that it can contribute to determining Indonesia's SBW export performance. Net weight data (tons) of SBW export time series were obtained for 10 years from 2012 to 2022 in 10 countries, namely: Hong Kong, China, Singapore, USA, Vietnam, Canada, Taiwan, Thailand, Japan, and Cambodia, combined with laboratory examination on nitrite levels conducted at the Surabaya Agricultural Quarantine Center, Indonesia. This study shows the minimum limit on nitrite levels in SBW exports and the need for SBW exports in the next four years. One of the requirements for SBW exports is the minimum limit of nitrite levels. The ARIMA method has been implemented to forecast SBW export demand in 10 countries for the next four years. SBW export demand in the next four years is expected to decline. The findings make a significant contribution as a source of information for decision-makers involved in SBW export activities.

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Export performance of Indonesian Swallow's Nest commodities in main destination countries

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Analysis of indonesian banana export performance in major export destination countries

Analysis of indonesian banana export performance in major export destination countries

The role of social capital in the development of swiftlet birdhouse potential in Central Kalimantan Province, Indonesia

Analysis of Swallow Nest Nitrite Levels and Export Volume Projections: A Statistical Approach to Quality Improvement and Global Market Development

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