Analisis Strategi Kebijakan Mutu Dan Standar Produk Kayu Lapis Dalam Rangka Meningkatkan Daya Saing Ekspor

Widyastutik, Widyastutik; Arianti, Reni Kristina

doi:10.29244/jai.2014.2.1.75-92

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“…Pangsa pasar plywood Indonesia di pasar ASEAN belum menjadi pemimpin pasar namun yang cukup baik. Sementara menurut Widyastutik & Arianti (2014) kayu lapis Indonesia memiliki tingkat daya saing dan kemampuan penetrasi yang tinggi di pasar dunia bersaing dengan Malaysia. Hal ini didasarkan pada nilai rata-rata reveal comparative advanced (RCA) yang cukup tinggi pada pasaran negara mitra dagang utama.…”

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Timber Legality of Customary Forest: Case Study in Negeri Honitetu, West Seram, Maluku

Salaka

Suharjito

Astana

et al. 2018

j.penelit.sosial.ekonomi.kehutan.

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Trade liberalization in ASEAN has an impact on the reduction of tariff and non-tariff trade barriers so that it encouraging economic integration. This integration is expected to improve the performance of timber trade (HS44) among ASEAN countries. The aim of this study was to determine the effect of trade liberalization in ASEAN market toward the trade performance of Indonesian timber products. The approach used consists of analysis of market share and balance of trade. The results showed that in general, trade liberalization in ASEAN market has an effect on the performance of trade in Indonesian wood products, especially when the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA) scheme was implemented in 2010. At that time, wood and wooden furniture tariff were set at 0%. Non-tariff barrier of HS44 consist of certificates of origin of timber as a pre-requirement of duty-free import, and timber legality certification. Within the scope of ASEAN, wood market share is dominated by Malaysia (as a market leader) and Thailand. While in the world wood product market, Indonesia has become the competitors of Malaysia. The enhancement of Indonesian's wood competitiveness needs to be done by overcoming non-tariff barriers and trade policies that more take sides on the timber industries.

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Timber Legality of Customary Forest: Case Study in Negeri Honitetu, West Seram, Maluku

Salaka

Suharjito

Astana

et al. 2018

j.penelit.sosial.ekonomi.kehutan.

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“…The strategy to improve quality and quantity is very important through innovation and diversification into products which have the competitiveness (Setyadi et al 2012). The improvement of product quality can be conducted through human resources training (Nayantakaningtyas and Daryanto, 2012) and standardized infrastructure facility (Widyastutik and Arianti, 2013).…”

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The Strategy for Improvement of "Enting Geti" Quality in Production Process with Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process in Blitar Regency, East Java

Mustaniroh

Maligan

Puspitasari

2019

JMA

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SMEs of peanut snack "Enting geti" in Blitar Regency is divided into several clusters based on performance and product quality. The center of Enting geti SMEs is in Rejowinangun village, Blitar Regency, East Java. The main problem in SMEs is the diversity of production process between SMEs and unstandardized formulas such as inconsistencies in quality. This study aimed at determining the best formula of Enting geti based on the Indonesian National Standard (SNI) and determining the quality improvement strategy of production process. This research used 2 methods of the consumer acceptance test (organoleptic test) analyzed with the effectiveness Index and laboratory test with Multiple Attribute. The improved production process was on caramelization process and reduction of wijen composition. The treatments used were the cooking temperature of 75±2ºC and 85±2ºC. The results based on acceptance test and laboratory test showed that the second treatment (temperature 85±2ºC with 10% wijen reduction) was the best treatment. The priority of determining the strategy with Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process found that the best strategy in the production process variable with an alternative strategy is to establish a partnership that can be done by building cooperation with several fixed suppliers and by improving the flow of information.Abstrak: UKM produksi makanan camilan dari kacang, yaitu Enting geti di Kabupaten Blitar terbagi menjadi beberapa klaster dengan klasifikasi berdasarkan kinerja dan kualitas produk. Sentra UKM Enting geti berada di Desa Rejowinangun. Permasalahan utama pada UKM yakni keberagaman proses produksi antar UKM dengan formula tidak standar sehingga menyebabkan inkonsistensi mutu. Tujuan penelitian adalah untuk menentukan formula terbaik enting geti berdasarkan Standar Nasional Indonesia (SNI) dan menentukan strategi perbaikan kualitas proses produksi. Penelitian menggunakan 2 metode yakni uji penerimaan konsumen (uji organoleptik) dengan metode Indeks Efektivitas dan uji laboratorium dengan Multiple Attribute. Perbaikan proses produksi dilakukan pada proses karamelisasi dan pengurangan komposisi wijen. Perlakuan yang digunakan meliputi suhu pemasakan yakni 75±2ºC dan 85±2ºC. Hasil penelitian berdasarkan uji penerimaan konsumen dan uji laboratorium,menunjukkan bahwa perlakuan kedua (suhu 85±2ºC dengan pengurangan wijen 10%) merupakan perlakuan terbaik. Prioritas penentuan startegi dengan Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process diperoleh bahwa strategi terbaik pada variabel proses produksi dengan alternatif strategi menjalin kemitraan yang dapat dilakukan dengan membangun kerjasama pada beberapa pemasok tetap dan perbaikan aliran informasi.Kata kunci: penerimaan konsumen, Enting geti, uji laboratorium, perbaikan kualitas, produksi

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Questioning the competitiveness of Indonesian wooden furniture in the global market

Nurkomariyah

Firdaus

Nurrochmat³

et al. 2019

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Indonesia is one of the top-ten most dominant manufacturers of wooden furniture in the world, exporting approximately $ 1.34 billion of wooden furniture in 2015, with a market share 2.09%. However, in the last decade, the volume of wood furniture exports has gradually decreased. Additionally, the wooden furniture industry in Indonesia must now implement the timber legality verification system (SVLK) to ensure raw materials come from legal sources. Given the importance of the wooden furniture industry and recent timber legality mandates, this study: 1) analyzes the competitiveness of Indonesian wooden furniture in the international markets and 2) investigates the relationship between the timber legality assurance system (TLAS) and the competitiveness of Indonesian wooden furniture in the global market. This research uses economic trade data and revealed comparative advantage (RCA) to analyze the comparative advantage of wooden furniture from Indonesia in the global market, as well as export product dynamics (EPD) methods to determine the market position of Indonesian wooden furniture. The RCA index shows that Indonesia has a comparative advantage, but its competitiveness is lower than China, Vietnam, and Malaysia. The EPD methods indicate that the competitiveness of Indonesian wood furniture continues to decline. These analyses point to a potential weakness in SVLK in relation to the competitiveness of Indonesian wood furniture in key international markets.

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Analisis Strategi Kebijakan Mutu Dan Standar Produk Kayu Lapis Dalam Rangka Meningkatkan Daya Saing Ekspor

Cited by 3 publications

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Timber Legality of Customary Forest: Case Study in Negeri Honitetu, West Seram, Maluku

Timber Legality of Customary Forest: Case Study in Negeri Honitetu, West Seram, Maluku

The Strategy for Improvement of "Enting Geti" Quality in Production Process with Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy Process in Blitar Regency, East Java

Questioning the competitiveness of Indonesian wooden furniture in the global market

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