photo: KADIN Meeting, Monday, December 23rd Indonesia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) urges customs authority to release thousands of import containers carrying plastic waste… Read More »KADIN Urges Customs to Release Plastic Waste Containers from Priok
photo: Mustafa Muhammad As’ad Some foreign shipping companies have expressed their initial interest to run business and open ship calls to this Kijing Terminal in… Read More »Foreign Shipping Lines Starting to Eye Kijing
Female workers in Indonesia have not been totally free from violance, discrimination, or unfairness within their work environment. Even, cases of sexual abuses take place… Read More »Female Workers Urge Govt to Ratify ILO Convention 190
photo 1: Achmad Ridwan Tentowi, IMLOW General Secretary Indonesia Maritime, Logistics and Transportation Watch (IMLOW) appreciates the initiation of ecoport concept for Tanjung Priok, but… Read More »IMLOW: Import Plastic Waste A Problem for Priok Ecoport Program
The National Strategic Program in North Sumatera Province, Kuala Tanjung International Hub Port and Industrial Estate (Kuala Tanjung) is set to become Indonesia’s biggest and… Read More »Pelindo 1 Signs HoA with Europe and Asia’s Biggest Ports to Strengthen The Position of Kuala Tanjung
The newly appointed direction board of PT Jasa Armada Indonesia (JAI) Tbk – IPC Marine, is tasked to execute the four key points, in a… Read More »JAI New Regime Tasked to Execute Four Key Points
Indonesia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) is questioning the follow up step of re-export process of containers carrying import plastic waste, urging to fasten… Read More »KADIN Questions the Follow up Step of Plastic Waste Re-export Process
Tanjung Priok Port Authority (OP Priok) and Indonesian National Sport Commitee (KONI) commit to build synergy, following the KONI visit to OP Priok Office, today,… Read More »OP Priok, KONI Commit to Build Synergy
photo: Erwin Taufan, GINSI General Secretary Indonesia Importers’ Association (GINSI) is so regretful on the entrance of container import carrying plastic waste that now being… Read More »GINSI Regrets and Condemns Imports of Plastic Waste
Indonesia Maritime Logistic Transportation Watch (IMLOW) is urging Ministry of Environment (KLHK) to inspect hundreds of import containers suspected carrying plastic waste currently being stored… Read More »IMLOW Urges KLHK to Inspect Import Containers Carrying Plastic Waste
