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The Ministry of Industry visits Mayora’s Jayanti factory
A visit to monitor a strategic sector of Indonesian industry.
Indonesia’s Minister of Industry visited Mayora’s Jayanti factory as part of the ministry’s monitoring of strategic manufacturing sectors during the Covid-19 pandemic. Food and drink is one of them: it has to keep supplying the home market while its factories follow strict health protocols.
Protocols on the factory floor
The minister praised the discipline with which the protocols were being applied. He noted that workers were given vitamin supplements regularly and that the company provided their transport to work.
In short
Around 40 per cent of what Mayora makes is exported.
A leader in export markets
He described Mayora as a company Indonesia can be proud of: domestically owned, exporting around 40 per cent of its products, with Kopiko, Torabika and Danisa leading in international markets.
Andre Sukendra Atmadja, President Director of PT Mayora Indah Tbk, said consumption had been recovering since its low point in May, and that he was optimistic about growth in the third quarter.
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