Indonesian Task Force To Probe Illegal Imports And Dumping

Indonesian Task Force To Probe Illegal Imports And Dumping

Indonesian Task Force To Probe Illegal Imports And Dumping Jakarta, indonesia — indonesia's ministry of trade is set to spearhead a new task force this week to crack down on illegal imports and dumping practices, officials announced. A new task force spearheaded by indonesia’s ministry of trade aims to address illegal imports and dumping practices, safeguarding domestic industries from unfair competition. major discrepancies between reported imports and exports highlight the problem’s severity.

Govt To Form Task Force Against Illegal Goods Imports - ANTARA News

Govt To Form Task Force Against Illegal Goods Imports - ANTARA News Tempo.co, jakarta minister of trade zulkifli hasan, known as zulhas, said the ministry had formed a task force to monitor the import of certain goods entering indonesia. the minister claimed the task force was formed as illegal imports affected local companies and resulted in mass layoffs. Jakarta, jan. 6 (xinhua) the indonesian government announced on monday that it has extended the working term of the illegal import task force to strengthen efforts against illegal trade. indonesian minister of trade budi santoso made the announcement during a press conference in jakarta. Trade minister zulkifli “zulhas” hasan explained that the task force was formed in response to the rampant illegal products that have resulted in layoffs and factory closures in the country. Indonesia’s ministry of trade (mot) has created a task force to tackle illegal goods import and help maintain the competitiveness of the country’s retail sector.

Government To Launch Task Force To Combat Illegal Goods Imports ...

Government To Launch Task Force To Combat Illegal Goods Imports ... Trade minister zulkifli “zulhas” hasan explained that the task force was formed in response to the rampant illegal products that have resulted in layoffs and factory closures in the country. Indonesia’s ministry of trade (mot) has created a task force to tackle illegal goods import and help maintain the competitiveness of the country’s retail sector. This task force will consist of 19 ministries and agencies, including the attorney general’s office and the police, overseeing the import of clothing, electronics, ceramics, shoes, and lamps. With this successful raid, the government is eager to discover more illegal imports and search for the main distributors of illegal products, including counterfeit products. In a decisive move to clamp down on the influx of illegal imports, indonesian trade minister zulkifli hasan has established a dedicated task force. this action comes in collaboration with the attorney general’s office and key industry stakeholders. Since its establishment in july, the anti illegal imports task force has been investigating illegal import schemes, collecting data and seizing illegal goods.

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