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Article: 1. Imports of printing ink increase bosted by growing demand from print media industry. (Industry).(Statistical Data Included)
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- Indonesian Commercial Newsletter
- Article date:
- January 15, 2002
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The removal of restriction on press publishing license (SIUP) in 1998 has resulted in increase in printing ink requirement in the country. Ink imports, therefore, have increased - doubling from 1,789 tons to 3,599 tons valued at US$ 13.6 million that year. In 1999, imports dropped to 2,005 tons valued at US$ 7.97 million following the soaring prices of newsprint. In 2000, imports rose again to 2,836 tons valued at US$ 13.69 million Printing ink accounted for 88% or 2,495 tons of the imports in 2000 as shown in the following table.
Black printing ink is imported mainly from Singapore, Belgium and Japan, and other color ink is imported from Malaysia, Belgium and the ...
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