Indonesia Expands Plantation Fund to Cocoa and Coconut
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The Indonesian government has officially expanded the mandate of the Plantation Fund Management Agency (BPDP) beyond palm oil to include cocoa and coconut. The agency, which collects levies from plantation exports to support farmers and industry development, will now manage funds for these two additional commodities. The move aims to strengthen Indonesia's downstream processing sector and improve competitiveness in global markets.