Title: Wood & Rattan Furniture

Edition: June 2009

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Indonesia produces furniture products made of wood, rattan, and metal materials. Those products are usually used in the offices, the kitchens, the bedrooms as well as in the gardens or outdoor furniture

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Title: Indonesian Plywood

Edition: May 2009

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Indonesia is the major producer of plywood (tropical), according to standard determined by the buyer (importing country). The guadlines for implementing the standard consist of combination of Indonesia National Standard and other standards as requested by the buyer, such as British Standard (BS), Japan Standard (JPIC/JAS) and United States Standard (IHPA)

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Title: Coconut Oil

Edition: April 2009

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Coconut oil is produced from fresh coconuts (rather than dried, as in copra) with minimal progressing so that it retains a slight coconut flavor and aroma. Coconut oil is regarded as the highest quality coconut oil and is preferred for food preparation and home medicinal use

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Title: Natural Rubber

Edition: March 2009

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In Indonesia, the most serious drawback is the fact that smallholder coagula in the form of unsmoked sheets, slabs or lumps are purchased at the farm gate on wet-weight basis. This trading practice has resulted in a tendency for the farmers to retain as much moisture as possible within the coagulum by soaking and/or inserting bark slivers and other moisture retaining stuff

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Title: Coal

Edition: February 2009

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Coal is a readily combustable black or brownish-black sedimentary rock. The harder form, such as anthracite coal, can be regarded as methamorphic rock because of later exposure to elevated temperature and pressure. It is composed primarily of carbon along with variable quatities of other elements, chiefly sulfur, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen

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Title: Palm Oil

Edition: January 2009

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Over the next few years, the pace of Indonesian palm oil production is expected to dominate other producing countries and rise steadily, assuming continued high prices and favorable weather. This gradual increase in production is a result of area expansion. It is the availability of land on Borneo and other previously non-developed areas that has allowed Indonesia to become the top producer

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