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WWF Launches App to Guide Fish Consumption

WWF Indonesia has launched a new app to help consumers confront the overexploitation of Indonesia's maritime resources.

"The seafood app provides instruction on how to select seafood products wisely, so that consumers can reduce negative impact on the sustainability of fish resources and the marine ecosystem," WWF Coral Triangle Program Director Wawan Ridwan said in a press release.

Environment Tuesday, April 26, 2016 Edition

Widodo Standardization And Consumer Protection Director, Trade Ministry:
Once An Item Enters Indonesia, It's Difficult To Eliminate It

Imported used clothing has fast begun flooding the markets around the country. It is not only sold in stores, these second-hand goods are now available in malls, and even offered online. Although it is banned with the reason that it could impact the local textile industries and that it is 'undignified' for our consumers, the government admits it is having a difficult time restricting the sales of imported second-hand clothes. "We need a tougher law," said Widodo, who is director-general of standardization and consumer protection with the trade ministry at his office, last week.

Economy Friday, July 10, 2015 Edition

I Consume, Therefore I am

The multifold purchasing power has become the key to the growth of the new consumer class. Rising incomes has provided this group not only with the social upward mobility, but with the capacity to take part in investing. Some hunt for new homes, others indulge in keeping up with the latest style of status symbols such as automobiles. This economic class is paying money for motivational courses in the search for self-improvement. Various services, shopping, health, and entertainment are new niches mobilizing the economy. Social networks are the chosen medium to share news and information or to vent their displeasure. Yet it may take a longer time to turn around their apolitical mindset.

Cover Story Thursday, January 1, 1970 Edition

Driving Consumption

The power of domestic consumption as the main contributor to Indonesias economic growth remains unchanged. Amid the governments declining power to attract investment and the slowdown of exports, the publics consumerism has become the savior of the nations economy. The sale of vehicles, especially motorcycles, remains robust. Likewise the publics purchasing power in the telecommunication sector, involving such items as mobile phones and mobile phone credits, continues to grow rapidly. The publics high consumption does not seem to be affected by the economic crisis in Europe.

Cover Story Thursday, January 1, 1970 Edition

Kiai Haji Maksum Djauhari: "I just want an islah";

His long hair was slightly wavy and graying. He wore a haj cap casually, slanting it to the right and then to the left. Despite his sloppy look, he was hospitable and courteous. His speech was now and again philosophical. This is Kiai Haji Maksum Djauhari, leader of Pesantren (Islamic boarding school) Lirboyo in Kediri, East Java. This elderly cleric of the Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), nicknamed Gus Maksum, is as eccentric in appearance as in the way he perceives current issues. Indeed this is the case with his attitude to the crisis within the National Awakening Party (PKB), which has now split into two: the Abdurrahman Wahid (Gus Dur) camp and the Matori Abdul Djalil camp.

Interview Tuesday, January 22, 2002 Edition

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