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Cargill eyes Indonesian poultry market
12.09.2014
JAKARTA – Cargill is considering an investment of $1 billion in Indonesia, with an eye toward entering the country's poultry sector and expanding its palm business, Reuters reported.
In remarks during a roundtable discussion with reporters, Cargill CEO David MacLennan said Indonesia's poultry sector has great potential because Japan is considering Indonesian chicken as a replacement for volumes that have declined from China because of food-safety issues.
Additionally, poultry demand is growing in Indonesia due to more affluent Indonesians turning toward a diet based on bread and meat-based foods. Indonesia is the world's fourth most populous country.
In remarks during a roundtable discussion with reporters, Cargill CEO David MacLennan said Indonesia's poultry sector has great potential because Japan is considering Indonesian chicken as a replacement for volumes that have declined from China because of food-safety issues.
Additionally, poultry demand is growing in Indonesia due to more affluent Indonesians turning toward a diet based on bread and meat-based foods. Indonesia is the world's fourth most populous country.