Export Performance and Comparative Advantage of Indonesian Tropical Fruits

Sukmaya, Syahrul Ganda; Nurdiani, Ulfah; Saptana,; Hidayati, Reny; Harmaidi, Desma

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202236102005

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“…The application of non-tariff barriers can be in the form of fruit feasibility tests, such as Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) and Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT). The case of export mangosteen fruit was caused by the discovery of Plant Destruction Organisms (OPT), the presence of heavy metal content in the fruit outside the standard limits, and production activities that were not in accordance with the Standard Operational Procedures for Good Agriculture Practice (SOPGAP) set by China [9].…”

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“…Indonesia has a competitive advantage in the production and export of mangosteen to the Chinese market. Fruit export activities are carried out due to differences in price levels between fruit in the local market and those exported [9]. In 2019 the local price for Indonesian mangosteen was IDR 15,000/kg [12], while the export price for Indonesian mangosteen was IDR 25,000-IDR 30,000/kg [8].…”

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Market share of Indonesian mangosteen in China market

Situmorang,

Ayu,

Lindawati

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The agricultural sector is the leading sector in the Indonesian economy. Mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana L) or commonly called the “queen of fruits” is one of Indonesia’s mainstay exotic fruits. Since the 1970s until now, demand for exports has continued to increase, so that it can be said that the mangosteen fruit is the prima donna of Indonesia’s mainstay exports. One of the biggest export destination countries for Indonesian mangosteen is China. Mangosteen producing countries besides Indonesia, there are Thailand and Malaysia as mangosteen producing countries which export to China. This study aims to examine and analyze the market share of mangosteens from Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia and to see the competitiveness of Indonesian mangosteens in the Chinese market. Market share is an indicator in reviewing the marketing performance of mangosteen fruit products. This market share is usually expressed as a percentage (%), which is used to determine the percentage of potential market for increased Indonesian mangosteen production. In addition, there are import volumes, import prices, and the total import value of mangosteen in the Chinese market in view of competitiveness between countries. This research was conducted using secondary data from 2011-2020.

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Market share of Indonesian mangosteen in China market

Situmorang,

Ayu,

Lindawati

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…In their study, Sukmaya et al (2022) employed the comparative advantage theory to analyse the export performance and comparative advantage of Indonesian tropical fruits. In essence, the study underscored the necessity for Indonesia to enhance the competitiveness of its tropical fruit exports and its dominant position in the international market.…”

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An In-Depth Analysis of Tanzania's Export Growth Trajectory from 1992 to 2021

Utouh,

Ng’wina

2024

AJERNET

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This paper analyses Tanzania's export performance from 1992-2021. Exports remain an important aspect of earning foreign currency. To ensure the country's robust economic growth, it is also imperative to increase export value. To analyse Tanzania's export performance, time series data from the World Bank was used. The comparative advantage theory guided this study in analysing export performance. Also, the ARIMA model was used to figure out the relationship between export, FDI, and nominal exchange rate, and the study revealed that export, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows, and exchange rates have a relationship with export performance. The ARIMA model was used because of its effectiveness in forecasting and capturing patterns, trends, and seasonality. This study is important because it examines the importance of FDI and exchange rates on export performance. Furthermore, this study provides policymakers with actionable recommendations based on empirical evidence, helping them make informed decisions regarding export promotion initiatives, particularly in creating a conducive environment for FDI and the importance of managing nominal exchange rates. To stimulate the country's exports, governments should support and promote strategies that encourage FDI and strictly manage the appreciation and depreciation of currencies.

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“…Penelitian yang dilakukan oleh Sukmaya et al (2022), mengkaji secara kuantitatif deskriptif kinerja ekspor dan komparatif keunggulan buah Indonesia yaitu mangga, manggis, jambu biji, pisang, rambutan, salak, dan asam jawa. Penelitian yang dilakukan oleh Aura, Widayanti, and Fitriana (2023), mengkaji secara kuantitatif deskriptif mengenai posisi ekspor mangga Indonesi di 7 negara tujuan.…”

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Export Performance Of Indonesia's Leading Tropical Fruit Commodities To Main Destination Countries

Widhiyoga,

Wijayati,

Alma’unah

2023

Iqtishaduna

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As an agricultural country, Indonesia has the potential in terms of the quantity of tropical fruit production to dominate the international trade market. This study analyzed the export performance of Indonesia's superior tropical fruit commodities to the central export destination countries from 2013 to 2020. This study used a descriptive quantitative method. The data source used is primary data in unstructured interviews, secondary data in documentation, and literature study. Interviews were conducted with representatives of PT. Laris Manis Utama and Balitjestro Malang as informants. Documentation data was obtained from the Ministry of Agriculture and the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) database. In contrast, literature study data was obtained from journals, books, online news, and related research topics. Data analysis techniques using descriptive statistical analysis. The study results show that from 2013 to 2020, mangosteen, mango, and orange experienced an increase in export performance, while guava experienced a decrease in export performance. This research shows that Indonesia has great potential in the tropical fruit sector. However, to optimize this potential, support from upstream to downstream is needed to maximize the value added to commodities.

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Export Performance and Comparative Advantage of Indonesian Tropical Fruits

Cited by 3 publications

References 19 publications

Market share of Indonesian mangosteen in China market

Market share of Indonesian mangosteen in China market

An In-Depth Analysis of Tanzania's Export Growth Trajectory from 1992 to 2021

Export Performance Of Indonesia's Leading Tropical Fruit Commodities To Main Destination Countries

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