2. EXPORT OF TRADITIONAL HERBAL MEDICINE WORTH US$ 29 MILLION.

From: Indonesian Commercial Newsletter | Date: May 11, 1999 | Copyright information

Amidst the economic crisis, the traditional herbal medicine industry has been able to boost production and increase exports, thanks to, amongst others, the readily available supply of basic materials from local sources and the use of sophisticated processing technologies. The traditional herbal medicine industry has managed to survive and grow and, even, diversify its export destinations.

Another factor which has contributed to the growth of the traditional herbal medici...

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