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Articles in September, 2001 issue of Indonesian Commercial Newsletter

• 2. POLICY IN EXPORT TAX ON RAW LEATHER PUSHES LEATHER TANNING INDUSTRY TO THE BRINK OF BANKRUPTCY.(Brief Article)
• SATELINDO HOPES TO EARN US$ 40 MILLION A YEAR FROM SATELLITE RENT.(Brief Article)
• UNITED STATES TO ISSUE NEW REGULATIONS ON TEXTILE IMPORTS.(Brief Article)
• EDWARD HANDLES 4 OIL FUEL INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS.(Indonesia oil fuel infrastructure projects)(International Pages)(Brief Article)
• APPENDIX - 1 : BUSINESS CONTACTS.(steel pipe)(Brief Article)(Directory)
• APPENDIX-2: ECONOMIC INDICATORS.(Indonesia)(Illustration)(Statistical Data Included)
• DIRGANTARA TARGETS AN INCOME OF RP 1 TRILLION.(Brief Article)
• IMPORTED FOOD PRODUCTS GROWING SCARCE IN SUPERMARKETS.(Brief Article)
• 1. RESTRUCTURING OF CHANDRA ASRI PETROCHEMICAL CENTRE (CAPC) RESUMED.(Oversight Committee of Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency uncovers irregularities in restructuring agreements)(Government Activity)(International Pages)
• FOREIGN RETAILERS STARTS LEASING MALL OUTLETS.(Brief Article)
• 1. COFFEE PRICE HIT 30-YEAR LOW EXPORTS SUSPENDED.(Rupiah against US dollar)(Brief Article)
• KIMIA FARMA BOOSTS IODINE PRODUCTION.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• IBRA TO SELL RESTRUCTURED CREDITS VALUED AT RP16.3 TRILLION.(Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency)(Brief Article)
• DHL DOMINATES 50% OF INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENTS.(PT Birotika Semesta/DHL Worldwide Express Indonesia control 50% of Indonesia's market for international shipment service)(International Pages)(Brief Article)
• INDOFARMA DOUBLES PRODUCTION CAPACITY.(Herbal medicines)(Brief Article)
• PMDN AND PMA PROJECTS APPROVED IN THIRD AND FOURTH WEEKS OF JULY, 2001.(New oil palm processing plant)(International Pages)(Statistical Data Included)
• SCM LAUNCHES SCUDETTO MOTORCYCLES.(P.T. Semesta Citra Motorindo)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• FOREIGN BUYERS REGISTER INDONESIAN FURNITURE DESIGN.(Brief Article)
• IBRA TO SELL ASSETS TO ACHIEVE SHARE SALE TARGET.(Revenue target of IBRA in 2001)(International Pages)(Statistical Data Included)
• BANK NIAGA AND PT POS COOPERATE IN FUNDING SCHEME.(Brief Article)
• LAMP PRODUCERS ASKED TO REPORT IMPORT PRODUCT NOT UP TO STANDARDS.(Brief Article)
• 43 CONTRACTORS EYE 2 TOLL ROAD PROJECTS IN INDONESIA.(Cikampek-Padalarang toll road project)(Government Activity)(International Pages)(Brief Article)
• 3. GINGER EXPORT DOWN.(Brief Article)
• KRATINGDAENG TOLD TO WITHDRAW FROM MARKET.(Brief Article)
• LARGE PROJECTS GET THE PRIORITY FOR RESTRUCTURING.(Make more jobs available)(Brief Article)
• GOVERNMENT URGED TO ISSUE RULE ON LEATHER IMPORT PROCEDURE.(Brief Article)
• 2. SURCHARGES ON WHEAT FLOUR 15%-30% KPPU KEEPS WATCH OF BOGASARI.(Indonesian Anti Dumping Committee's investigation of dumping charges against imported products of wheat flour)(Government Activity)(International Pages)
• PERTAMINA AGREES TO HELP FINANCE TUBAN PETROCHEMICAL PROJECT.(Pertamina invests $400 mn in project)(International Pages)(Brief Article)
• THE GOVERNMENT STUDIES CEMEX'S OFFER.(For PT Semen Gresik)(Brief Article)
• PMDN AND PMA PROJECTS APPROVED BY BKPM IN FIRST AND SECOND WEEKS OF JULY 2001.(Brief Article)
• OPPORTUNITY FOR INDONESIA TO EXPORT MORE VEGETABLES TO JAPAN.(Brief Article)
• 2. ANIMAL FEED INDUSTRY RECOVERING BUT SLOWLY.(Production of animal feed during1996 - 2000)(International Pages)(Statistical Data Included)
• EXPORT PERFORMANCE IMPEDED BY TIGHT MONEY POLICY.(Brief Article)
• TYRE PRODUCERS TURN TO DOMESTIC MARKET.(Brief Article)
• TEXMACO TEAMS UP WITH THYSSEN KRUPP.(Thyssen Krupp, Texmaco alliance)(International Pages)(Brief Article)
• CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES SUPPORT EFFORTS TO SAVE CAPC AND TPPI.(Chandra Asri petrochemical Centre, Trans Pacific Petrochemical Indotama)(Brief Article)
• 1. ANTI DUMPING DUTY REIMPOSED ON INDONESIAN EXPORTS OF BICYCLES TO THE EUROPEAN UNION.(European Commission reimposes anti-dumping duty on imports of bicylces from Indonesia)(Government Activity)(International Pages)
• JAPAN TO WORRY ITS PETROCHEMICAL PROJECTS IN INDONESIA.(Brief Article)
• SANEX STARTS OPERATING MOTORCYCLE ASSEMBLING PLANT.(Brief Article)
• WORLD BANK DISBURSES A US$ 420 MILLION LOAN.(Poverty eradication program)(Brief Article)
• APPENDICES.(MSG production)(Brief Article)
• GOVERNMENT TO CONTINUE RESTRUCTURING CAPC'S DEBT.(PT Chandra Asri Perochemical Centre debt restructuring)(International Pages)(Brief Article)
• INDONESIA REJECTS MEAT OFFER FROM SAUDI ARABIA.(Brief Article)
• STEEL PIPE INDUSTRY AMIDST SLACK DEMAND FROM DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL MARKETS.(Indonesian domestic steel-pipe production)(International Pages)(Statistical Data Included)
• RUPIAH STRENGTHENING COULD SPEED UP IMPROVEMENT OF BANKING SECTOR.(Brief Article)
• PERTAMINA TO PROVIDE US$ 400 MLN FOR TUBAN PETROCHEMICAL PROJECT.(Brief Article)
• SHORTAGE IN LOG SUPPLY THREATENS TIMBER PROCESSING INDUSTRY.(Brief Article)
• BMW CONTROLS 60% LUXURIOUS PASSENGER CAR MARKET.(May reach target of 3,300 units)(International Pages)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• INDONESIA HAS OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPLY CHILDREN'S WEAR TO EUROPE.(Brief Article)
• COMMENTS ON TIGHT DRAFT 2002 STATE BUDGET.(Indonesia's draft 2002 state budget)(Government Activity)(International Pages)
• MSG INDUSTRY'S PROSPECTS FOR GROWTH ARE OVERSHADOWED BY LIMITED SUPPLY OF BASIC MATERIAL.(Brief Article)