“The number of buyers keeps increasing and we are optimistic that the target to bring in 8,000 buyers can be achieved. It is a hard work of Indonesian Embassies, Commercial Attaches, and ITPC to bring in trade missions and promote TEI 2010 through overseas fora and exhibitions,” said the Secretary of the Directorate General of National Export Development, Chrisnawan Triwahyudiarto.

The National Foods Exhibition 2010 which is held coincidentally with the Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) provides a special tone by presenting various national culinary products and processed foods. The National Foods Exhibition 2010 carries the theme of ‘Marine Tastes’, which presents Indonesia’s marine resources in various process foods. The National Foods Exhibition has been an annual event held by the Directorate of Small and Medium Business Enterprises and Domestic Products, the Directorate General of Domestic Trade, the Ministry of Trade since 2006. By the second day of the exhibition, the National Foods Exhibition 2010 has generated a total transaction of Rp 344,50 million.

“Marine resources such as seaweed and fish have been Indonesia’s reliable export products. In the last few years, we have kept developing technologies for processed foods so that Indonesia will not only export marine products, but also processed foods that have added value highly desired by international markets. Through the National Foods Exhibition 2010, we want to introduce various kinds of Indonesia’s potential processed foods and culinary products that are presumably able to attract foreign markets and give contribution to the national export,” said the Director of Small and Medium Enterprises and Domestic Products, Suhanto.

Among other Indonesia’s marine products displayed in the National Foods Exhibition is dry sauce made of Roa fish as the raw material, which is a kind of fish easily found in Sulawesi and Maluku seas. The abundance of Roa fish in those areas has inspired an entrepreneur, Rita Fithriyati, to process it to be quality dry sauce having durability of six months. Various kinds of innovation have been made by Madam Rita to develop her products such as doing product research and development in cooperation with LIPI (Indonesian Institute of Sciences) and IPB (Bogor Agricultural University). In marketing her products, this enterpreneur also utilizes information technology, i.e. doing promotion in Facebook social network. Today, her Roa fish dry sauce products have had consumers from a variety of regions in Indonesia such as Sidoarjo, Lampung, and Jabotabek.

Buyers’ visit to the National Foods arena generated a trial order amounting to Rp 22 million for salted eggs by a buyer from South Korea. Palm sugar products were also able to attract the interest of buyers from Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, and the countries in Asia Pacific with trial order value amounting to Rp 19 million.

Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) at a Glance

Trade Expo Indonesia is an international-scale B to B exhibition of the best Indonesian products aimed at foreign buyers. In addition to increase trading transactions, this exhibition is also held to find and increase opportunities in new markets while maintaining traditional ones. It is expected that TEI – which is professional and displays the best Indonesian products in terms of design, innovation, and technology – will position Indonesia as a globally-known creative and competitive nation.

TEI was initially held in 1985 with the objective to promote national export products. At that time the name was Indonesia’s Export Products Expo (PPE) and in its development until today, PPE has made improvements in its organization. PPE was revitalized in 2006 (the first stage was 2006-2010) by the Minister of Trade Mari Pangestu with the objective to make the exhibition as a quality expo of international standard that will finally boost non-oil and natural gas export stronger. In 2006, the name of PPE was replaced by TEI to reinforce its existence as an international expo. One revitalization of TEI concept was the introduction of the Main Products Arena (APU) as the prototype of an ideal B to B expo, where the participants were the companies that were ready to enter international markets. Since TEI 2007, promotion for export services was also conducted with a special area available for export services supplying industry and creative industry. The participants in this sector has kept increasing from year to year

In this year of 2010, TEI is going to enter a transition period to the next stage of revitalization program to achieve the exhibition’s vision as an international agenda that presents quality and prestigious domestic products.

The National Foods Exhibition at a Glance

The National Foods Exhibition for small and medium business enterprises was initially held in 2006 initiated by the Minister of Trade and intended to create added values for abundant natural resources in the land, the sea, and other waters which were basic ingredients of culinary products and processed foods. This exhibition is also intended to develop and socialize culinary products and processed foods to stimulate the birth of international-class producers of culinary products and processed foods.

The marine theme is carried to show buyers and expo visitors regarding wide potencies of the seas, waters and various derivative products thereof that have been developed to be a variety of quality foodstuffs ready to penetrate international markets.

“APU is a ‘window’ for international buyers to know Indonesia as a country that is able to supply international markets’ demands with creative products of high quality and competitiveness, and at the same time they also reflect Indonesia’s concern about the environment. At APU, we display products from the previous expos, and it can be observed that every year TEI has export products that can be proud of because of creativity, innovation, and certainly having export value and attracting international markets,” said the Acting Director General of National Export Development, Hesti Indah Kresnarini, this afternoon.

At APU, one of the products that have attracted the attention of visitors is the shopping bag made of tapioca flour. This raw material has been utilized to produce various packaging products since 1973. With the innovation, the company has produced environment-friendly packaging products  including shopping bags. The consumers include well-known department stores, international brand ready-made garment outlets, and many other businesses. Since the opening of TEI 2010, these environment-friendly shopping bags have attracted the attention and interest of foreign buyers.

The first day of TEI 2010 recorded business transactions amounting to US$ 19.24 million with 5 (five) main products being interested in, namely furniture, automotive spare parts, handycrafts, palm oil, and TPT. The biggest transaction was dealt by Nigeria (34,6%), followed by Spain (5%), Germany (4.8%), Italy (4.7%), and Australia (4%). Meanwhile, with respect to services, BNP2TKI recorded transactions amounting to US$ 51.05 million. A total of 2,209 buyers from 77 countries were present on the first day of TEI, with 79.54% coming from non-traditional markets.

On the second day of TEI 2010, a TTI (Tourism, Trade, Investment) Forum was also held carrying the theme of ‘Strengthening Indonesia’s Position in the Global Economy’. This forum discussed tourism, trade, and investment opportunities by inviting speakers from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the Ministry of Trade, and Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM). The discussion was interactive being guided by Jaya Suprana.

TEI 2010 was visited by trade missions from 21 countries, and some of them met with the Minister of Trade yesterday (Wednesday, 13th October), after the opening ceremony. The trade mission from Malaysia was led by the Minister of Sabah Industry Development along with some Malaysia’s companies having basis in Sabah, discussing opportunities for cooperation in trade and tourism. The trade mission from South Korea was led by the Republic of Indonesia’s Ambassador for South Korea, accompanying 30 Korean entrepreneurs. In the meeting with the Minister of Trade, the South Korea’s trade mission stated their intention to intensify business meetings, whereas the Minister of Trade expressed her expectation that CAFTA facilities should be optimized to increase the value of South Korea’s investment in Indonesia.

Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) at a Glance

Trade Expo Indonesia is an international-scale B to B exhibition of the best Indonesian products aimed at foreign buyers. In addition to increase trading transactions, this exhibition is also held to find and increase opportunities in new markets while maintaining traditional ones. It is expected that TEI – which is professional and displays the best Indonesian products in terms of design, innovation, and technology – will position Indonesia as a globally-known creative and competitive nation.

TEI was initially held in 1985 with the objective to promote national export products. At that time the name was Indonesia’s Export Products Expo (PPE) and in its development until today, PPE has made improvements in its organization. PPE was revitalized in 2006 (the first stage was 2006-2010) by the Minister of Trade Mari Pangestu with the objective to make the exhibition as a quality expo of international standard that will finally boost non-oil and natural gas export stronger. In 2006, the name of PPE was replaced by TEI to reinforce its existence as an international expo. One revitalization of TEI concept was the introduction of the Main Products Arena (APU) as the prototype of an ideal B to B expo, where the participants were the companies that were ready to enter international markets. Since TEI 2007, promotion for export services was also conducted with a special area available for export services supplying industry and creative industry. The participants in this sector has kept increasing from year to year.

In this year of 2010, TEI is going to enter a transition period to the next stage of revitalization program to achieve the exhibition’s vision as an international agenda that presents quality and prestigious domestic products.

Sekilas Mengenai Pameran Pangan Nusa

The National Foods Exhibition for small and medium business enterprises was initially held in 2006 initiated by the Minister of Trade and intended to create added values for abundant natural resources in the land, the sea, and other waters which were basic ingredients of culinary products and processed foods. This exhibition is also intended to develop and socialize culinary products and processed foods to stimulate the birth of international-class producers of culinary products and processed foods.

Despite the global crisis, Indonesia was able to survive and the recovery of export in 2010 shows resilience, competitiveness and good potency of Indonesia. The growth of Indonesia’s export in January-August 2010 increased 40.4% from that of the same period in 2009, and with respect to non-oil and natural gas export, the growth was 36.2%. Indonesia is one of three countries outside PRC and Hong Kong whose export recovery levels have been achieved.

“In 2010, TEI is held for the 25th time. We are thankful that this pride creating expo has lasted for one-fourth century, where every year TEI is successful to display export development, especially in non-oil and natural gas sector. TEI 2010 presents a 25-year journey by displaying Indonesia’s export products from era to era and the achievement of TEI from the beginning until the year of 2010”, said the Minister of Trade after the opening ceremony.

Further, the Minister of Trade said that the national export has showed development, especially non-oil and natural gas sector, particularly in mid 1980’s when the government began to have commitment to reduce dependency on oil and natural gas sector. Since then, Indonesia’s products have developed in terms of quality and product diversification. Indonesia is very lucky having extraordinary natural resources.

“Natural resources make Indonesia’s export products have structure, and diverse cultures make Indonesia’s products have creative differences, a high added value. This year, in order to support the main theme of ‘Serving Global Market’, TEI 2010 carries the sub-theme of ‘Remarkable Indonesia’, in the sense that Indonesia is really remarkable, very rich, has many varieties of potencies and extraordinary attractiveness. Through TEI 2010, Indonesia wants to show its ability in supplying the needs of international markets with quality and competitive creative products. That’s why TEI 2010 has a strategic function to promote Indonesia’s nation branding,” said the Minister of Trade.

Within the last 25 years, Indonesia’s export volume has grown extraordinarily, i.e. from about US$20 billion to – now – averagely above US$100 billion or nearly six-fold increase. The highest value of non-oil and natural gas export was recorded in August 2010 amounting to US$11.8 billion or 82.8% of the total national export, and made it as the highest record of non-oil and natural gas export throughout the history. Supporting this success is the government’s awareness to reduce dependency on oil and natural gas export and initiated deregulation and facilitation policies to drive diversification from oil and natural gas to non-oil and natural gas since 1985. Secondly is the fundamental change in Indonesia’s destined export markets, where 25 years ago two-thirds of Indonesia’s export was destined for Japan (43%), USA (17%), Germany (3%) and the Netherlands (3%). Currently, those main markets become one-third of the whole segment while non-traditional markets increase their segment. Traditional markets are maintained, but at the same time the government also actively explores opportunities in new markets such as Middle East, Africa, emerging countries of Asia such as PRC, South Korea, Malaysia, India, Taiwan, and Eastern Europe.

TEI 2010 lasts from 13th to 17th October 2010 at JIEXPO Kemayoran occupies an exhibition area of 34,000 square meters with 810 participants. The participants consist of small and medium enterprises, cooperatives, medium and big industries up to creative industry, State-Owned Enterprises as well as other sectors that produce Indonesia’s main export products. Meanwhile, the number of buyers who are expected to come is about 8,000. The targeted business transactions in this 25th TEI is US$ 300 million. This target constitutes a part of contribution to achieve the government’s target for export increase of 16% in 2010.

At TEI 2010, a Main Products Arena will be presented with a special meaning because of its function as the show window of main export products that displays Indonesia’s trade development history  which has not been widely known. The zoning includes Best Indonesia Brand; various Indonesia’s superior export products from year to year; Green Products; and Creative Industry products. In totality, within the period of 2003 – 2009, TEI kept increasing in terms of quantity – in this case, buyers and transaction values – and quality. This is evident from the number of buyers that keeps increasing averagely 9.62% per year and the amount of transaction values that keep increasing averagely 15.93% per year.

TEI of this year is held at the same time and in the same place as the National Foods Exhibition 2010 that has been held for the fifth time. The National Foods Exhibition 2010 carries the theme of ‘Marine Tastes’ emphasizing the development of products from seas and waters as well as their derivatives. This exhibition applies the concept of exhibition design and construction divided into 2 (two) areas, namely (1) National Food Area with five thematic zonation, i.e. Diversification Zone of Foods from seas and waters, Diversification Zone of foods outside rice and wheat flour, Zone of New Packaging Foods from small and medium enterprises, Zone of Export-potential Foods from local small and medium enterprises, and Zone of other Processed Foods; and (2) Culinary Terrace that shows differentiation of culinary products and processed foods of national specialties.

In the opening ceremony of TEI and the National Foods Exhibition, Primaniyarta Awards 2010 were granted to 33 exporters of the best performance. This year, Primaniyarta Awards were granted to winners in four categories, i.e. Excellent Performance Exporters (15), Global Brand Builders (5), Small and Medium Export Enterprises (8), and Creative Economy (5). Specifically for the category of Creative Economy, there has been a favorable increase, because the recipients of awards this year become five enterprises compared to two enterprises last year.  Besides Primaniyarta Awards, this year UKM Food Awards 2010 will also be granted to eight enterprises consisting of three enterprises for Product Diversification Competition Category, three enterprises for Attractive Packaging Creation Competition Category, and two enterprises for Product and Raw Material Innovation Competition Category.

Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) at a Glance

Trade Expo Indonesia is an international-scale B to B exhibition of the best Indonesian products aimed at foreign buyers. In addition to increase trading transactions, this exhibition is also held to find and increase opportunities in new markets while maintaining traditional ones. It is expected that TEI – which is professional and displays the best Indonesian products in terms of design, innovation, and technology – will position Indonesia as a globally-known creative and competitive nation.

TEI was initially held in 1985 with the objective to promote national export products. At that time the name was Indonesia’s Export Products Expo (PPE) and in its development until today, PPE has made improvements in its organization. PPE was revitalized in 2006 (the first stage was 2006-2010) by the Minister of Trade Mari Pangestu with the objective to make the exhibition as a quality expo of international standard that will finally boost non-oil and natural gas export stronger. In 2006, the name of PPE was replaced by TEI to reinforce its existence as an international expo. One revitalization of TEI concept was the introduction of the Main Products Arena (APU) as the prototype of an ideal B to B expo, where the participants were the companies that were ready to enter international markets. Since TEI 2007, promotion for export services was also conducted with a special area available for export services supplying industry and creative industry. The participants in this sector has kept increasing from year to year.

In this year of 2010, TEI is going to enter a transition period to the next stage of revitalization program to achieve the exhibition’s vision as an international agenda that presents quality and prestigious domestic products.

The National Foods Exhibition at a Glance

The National Foods Exhibition for small and medium business enterprises was initially held in 2006 initiated by the Minister of Trade and intended to create added values for abundant natural resources in the land, the sea, and other waters which were basic ingredients of culinary products and processed foods. This exhibition is also intended to develop and socialize culinary products and processed foods to stimulate the birth of international-class producers of culinary products and processed foods.

Essay Contest and Photo, Trade Expo Indonesia 2009 “Indonesia Without Borders”, judging program had been done on Monday, November 30, 2009. The result of jurying 299 papers, which consist of photos and news coverage that had been distributed in printed or online media and television also six public papers and 3 students papers. After receiving all the works, the calculation was done for the overall mark from each jury on the same date.

The Juror are :

* Frida Adiati, Head of Development Center for European Americans Market, Ministry of Trade Republic of Indonesia, as TEI 2009 Public Relations Coordinator
* Robert Bintaryo, Head of Public Relations Center for RI Trade Department
* TEI 2009 Public Relations Team

The calculations give winners for some categories, following:

1. Best Print Coverage:
- First Winner:
Lakshmi Wuryaningtyas
Seputar Indonesia
“TEI 2009 Successfully Attracts Thousands of New Buyer”

- SECOND Winner:
Agung Pramudyo
Seputar Indonesia
“TEI 2009 Exceed Target – Service Sector Can Be Export New Star”

2. Best Online News Coverage
- First Winners
Vina Ramitha
inilah.com
“Indonesian 2009 Trade Expo – It’s Time for Indonesian Trade to Reach the World”

- SECOND Winners
Marchelo
Mediaindonesia.com
“Indonesian Trade Expo for Building and Footholding Brand Image”

3.Best Photo media category
- First Winners
Jakarta Globe Photo (Name will be confirmed)
“Work Abroad: Demand for Migrants Brings in $ 61M – National Trade Show Rings Up $ 285M in Export Orders”

- SECOND Winners
Iwan Tri Wahyudi
Indo Pos
“Balinese Dancer Statue from butter”

4. Best TV News Coverage
- First Winners
Editorial Team Morning Market News
TVOne
“Trade Expo 2009″

- SECOND Winners
Market Review Editorial Team
Metro TV
“Trade Expo Transaction Value Exceeds Target”

5. Non-Student / Student (Public)
- Best Writing
There are no winners

- Best Picture Works
There are no winners

6. Student / College Student
- Best Writing
Daniel Hermawan
SMAK 1 BPK Penabur Bandung
“Natural Resources, Human Resources, Cultural Diversity Indonesia, as well as Creativity as Important Asset in Creating Competitive Products for Global Markets”

- Best Picture Works
There are no winners

Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) in 2009 had ended. However, the largest trade show held last year in PRJ bring substantial benefits to the exhibitors. The number of exhibitors at TEI 2009 was 770 participants, with various kinds of products they offered.

TEI 2009 classifies the products on display into the four categories, namely: primary products, potential products, the prospective service products, and other new products. The 2009 TEI participants are companies with the best products that will be divided into the B to B participant (main & excellent product), creative industries participants, potential export products participants, and Small&Medium retail participants.

The products which were marketed in TEI 2009 include:
1. Agriculture Products
2. Automotive Components
3. Building Materials
4. Chemical Products
5. Chocolate
6. Coffee
7. Cosmetics & Herbs
8. CPO
9. Electronics
10. Essential oils
11. Fish Products
12. Food & Beverage
13. Footwear
14. Forestry
15. Furniture
16. Plastic & glass
17. Fragile Goods
18. Crafts
19. Heavy Equipment
20. Herbal
21. Information and Technology
22. Jewelry & Accessories
23. Household Needs
24. Leather & Leather Products
25. Health Tools
26. Mining Products
27. Multiproducts / service
28. Packaged Food
30. Skilled Human Resources
31. Sports Equipment
32. Paper & Office Equipment
33. Strategic Industry
34. Textiles & Textile Products
35. Others

In addition to goods, TEI 2009 also exhibited service products. Before, in 2008, the National Agency for Placement and Protection of Indonesian Workers managed to get an offer for workers demand for 1042 people from 13 countries :Bulgaria, Italy, Bahamas, United States, Mozambique, Poland, Sudan, Libya, United Arab Emirates, Algeria, Japan, Greece and Lebanon with estimate remitansi of $ 18,804,000 (assuming 1 year contract). In this 24th TEI, the targeted amount is double or a demand for 2100 workers.

The previous year top five products result are as follows:
Furniture: U.S. $ 49.942 million
Mining products: U.S. $ 24.238 million
Automotive & automotive components: U.S. $ 17.97 million
CPO: U.S. $ 11.45 million
Paper products: U.S. $ 11.04 million

Not much different from the previous year, at the TEI 2009 , furniture was the most popular products on market. The transaction value reached U.S. $ 187 million until the end of the 2009 TEI. Besides furniture products, the other eagerly expected products are vehicle components, electrical and electronic equipment, food and beverages, and footwear products. In the future, the Department of Commerce will select participants more selectively, as part of a broader program to introduce more people about Indonesian limitless products which have equal quality and design with abroad product.

For more details about the TEI 2009 participants, please look at TEI 2009 PARTICIPANTS

Photo Credit: MataNews

Indonesia Tanpa Batas

Still wondering what Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) is and the activities that take place in it?

The 24th TEI which is the Republic of Indonesia Ministry of Trade’s event was held in Jakarta, 28 October-1 November 2009. This International trade exhibition which aims to improve opportunities and quality of Indonesian exports in serving global market was held in Arena Pekan Raya Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran. Since 2006, the carried theme is “Melayani Pasar Global – Serving the Global Market”, and for the year 2009, the sub-themes TEI raised is “Indonesia Tanpa Batas – Limitless Indonesia”. “Limitless Indonesia” reflects that Indonesia has unlimited potential, judging from its natural wealth, human resources, also continuously developed creativity and innovation.

This Annual event aimed at promoting the national brand uses the B to B (Business to Business) concept, and has been scheduled by the international buyers as an annual event that can not be missed. The exhibition showed all Indonesian export products from industrial sector, mining, agriculture to handicrafts. The products exhibited in TEI 2009 were divided into four categories i.e primary products, potential products, prospective service products, and other new products.

Not only displaying traditional products, Trade Expo Indonesia 2009 also showed products made using modern technology. From the traditional products booth, there were handicrafts like batik tulis, bags made from pandanus leaves, snake-skin wallet, women accessories, and furniture. As for products that take advantage of modern technology, they were located at animation and design booth. There were animation for advertising, t-shirts or printing design, also animated films like “Kabayan and Liplap” which are all originally made in Indonesia.

Besides being attended by domestic buyers, foreign buyers also had high enthusiasm at this 2009 TEI. The number of foreign buyers who were registered and came to TEI 2009 had reached at least 6317 people who came from 96 countries. The products which interest foreign buyers are furniture, handicrafts, textiles and textile products. In addition, electronic and electrical equipment, leather products, processed foods, and herbs are the most popular products. Head of National Agency for Export Development (NAFED), Ministry of Trade, Hesti Indah Kresnar, told the press, in Jakarta, Sunday, that until the end of the event, the transaction value had reached U.S. $ 187 million.

Quoted from the Department of Commerce press release, Trade Minister Mari Elka Pangestu on a press conference at the Commerce Department said, “Indonesia is ready to compete with other international exhibitions and is optimist that these steps will give positive impact to enhance TEI credibility as a exhibition with international concept and reputation, also increasing national exports. The 24th TEI exhibition is also used to strengthen Indonesia’s nation brand as a creative nation.”

Through The Trade Expo Indonesia 2009, entrepreneurs, local and abroad public could preserve, develop and promote the potential of Indonesian products to be more flourish and thrive at our own country.

In the beginning, KamaArtWork was focusing on graphic design, but then expand to galleries, paintings, and other retail products such as ceramics, fans, personal book, scarves, t-shirts, merchandise, and others.

Interested in unique items such as ceramics upon which there is a painting created by digital printing techniques. Or if you want to get a personal book with a variety of unique paintings. Kama ArtWork comes with a segmented products aimed at unique goods enthusiasts and art lovers. The price itself is very affordable for an enjoyable unique artwork. (IP)

For traditional products, we could see many booths featuring crafts, batik tulis, and furniture. The figure below is a booth from Ngawi District, East Java. This booth exhibit accessories products and house equipment made of teak roots. Not any root of teak tree, but the roots of rooted teak tree and buried in the old teak forest. To acquire them, the craftsmen deliberately dig in old teak forest area that is estimated to have the remains of such a decayed wood. Uniquely, because it is already rotted, it is said that not even termites like it. So, there is no need to worry that the accessories will be eaten by termites, no extra care needed.

Below is an interesting booth. One of booths that uses modern technology to polish creativity. This Solo’s booth is selling some old times posters. The poster was printed on opaque brown paper, using old spelling type words. Looks like real old posters. When we asked, the booth keeper said that the posters are really ads from old times. They reproduce them through searching and collecting of these posters. Interesting and creative!

Besides booths utilizing modern technology to support their products, there are also booths using advanced technology to produce their works. As in the picture below, a creative-product booth of animation and design. Animation and design shown here are 100% domestic, made by Indonesian. Ranging from animation for advertisement, t-shirts design or printing, and movies made in Indonesia such as Kabayan.

Judging from the number of products shown, it is such a shame to miss this annual event. So if you do not have time to come to the 24th Indonesian Trade Expo this 2009, do not miss the 25th Indonesia Trade Expo which is scheduled to be held in October 2010.

“Castle Production” participation at TEI 2009 gives its own unique atmosphere, showing to local and foreign visitors that in Indonesia there is also a company engaged in animation, multimedia and design. Hoping that domestic animation industry product will be more desirable for domestic market.

Besides, “Castle Production”, which is a subsidiary of “Aviagra Communications”, often receives out-sourced project from overseas for many titles like “The Adventures of Carlos Caterpillar”, “The Story of Jim Elliot”, a children’s story “Cherub Wings” for U.S. television and “Arugo” which aired in Spain and Sweden. Castle did the whole animation process, while the idea of the story and characters were adapted from orders. Castle Productions is also the first 3D serial producers who export their products to Europe and the United States and because of this they got an award from MURI (Museum Rekor Indonesia – Indonesian Record Museum). TV serial movies made by Castle has been exported to Switzerland, France, Spain, Germany, UK, and USA.

Castle Production booth in TEI 2009, which is located in Hall A,  also exhibit products such as books, tapes, crayons, t-shirts, etc . (IP)

Essential oil, also known as etheric oil, is the basic ingredients of perfume or ointment.

According to the owner, Anita Trisusilowati, ST. Essential oil that is used as aromatherapy ingredients is very helping in relieving stress, or restoring spirit when one’s mind and body condition decline. Thus not only acquires physical beauty but also shine one’s inner beauty perfectly.

Aroma therapy and spa products offered are diverse and inexpensive ranging from Rp.5.000 upto Rp.100.000, -. Everything is handmade without chemical substances added, using high grade original natural materials.

The booth, located at Hall C – Indonesian Trade Expo 2009 JIExpo Kemayoran, offers a wide range of products which also began to enter the export market. The products are offered ranging from aromatic soap sets, essential oils, incense sticks, candles ears, etc.

Interested in obtaining the products above, please come and visit the exhibition of Indonesian Trade Expo 2009 which is going to take place until the next day on November 1, 2009 at JIExpo Kemayoran. (IP)