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        "id": 1823692,
        "msgid": "new-zealand-goat-milk-sales-explode-in-indonesia-for-second-consecutive-year-1782384758",
        "date": "2026-06-25 16:36:00",
        "title": "New Zealand Goat Milk Sales 'Explode' in Indonesia for Second Consecutive Year",
        "author": "",
        "source": "CNBC",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Trade",
        "summary": "Demand for New Zealand goat milk in Indonesia has doubled for the second year running, making it one of the fastest-growing imported food products in the country. New Zealand's Ambassador to Indonesia highlighted the surge, noting that bilateral trade between the two nations is balanced at approximately NZ$4 billion annually. The growth is being driven by the 'New Zealand Made with Care' campaign, which promotes premium food products to Indonesian consumers.",
        "content": "<p>New Zealand goat milk products are experiencing a surge in demand in\nthe Indonesian market, with sales doubling for two consecutive years.\nThis makes it one of the fastest-growing imported food products in the\ncountry. New Zealand\u2019s Ambassador to Indonesia, Phillip Taula, revealed\nthat the trend is evident from reports he has received from several\nsupermarket chains. \u201cThe most popular and fastest-growing product is\ngoat milk. Sales doubled in the last year, and doubled again the year\nbefore,\u201d Taula said on Thursday (25\/6\/2026). According to Taula, besides\ngoat milk, other New Zealand food products that are in high demand among\nIndonesian consumers include apples and kiwifruit. These products are\npart of the \u2018New Zealand Made with Care\u2019 campaign, which aims to\nintroduce a variety of premium New Zealand products to the Indonesian\npublic. He considers Indonesia to be a highly strategic market for New\nZealand. Therefore, the campaign is not only aimed at increasing New\nZealand\u2019s exports to Indonesia but also at strengthening two-way trade\nbetween the two countries. \u201cWe see great potential for increased trade\nfrom New Zealand to Indonesia, and also vice versa from Indonesia to New\nZealand. This campaign is one way to highlight key New Zealand products\nthat are popular in Indonesia,\u201d he stated. On the same occasion, Taula\ndisclosed that the value of two-way trade between Indonesia and New\nZealand currently stands at approximately NZ$4 billion, or around\nRp40.46 trillion, per year. This value is relatively balanced, with\nexports from each country reaching about Rp20.23 trillion annually. \u201cThe\nvalue is quite balanced, around NZ$2 billion for New Zealand exports to\nIndonesia and roughly NZ$2 billion from Indonesia to New Zealand,\u201d he\nexplained. Taula previously emphasised that Indonesia is one of New\nZealand\u2019s key partners in the Southeast Asian region. The relationship\nbetween the two countries, he said, continues to develop through\ncooperation in trade, investment, education, and agriculture. New\nZealand also sees significant opportunities to expand cooperation in the\nfood and agriculture sector, in line with Indonesia\u2019s growing need for\nsafe, high-quality, and nutritious food products. \u201cNew Zealand values\nIndonesia not just as a market, but as a long-term partner. We see great\nopportunities ahead, especially in the food and agriculture sector,\u201d he\nsaid. Through the \u2018New Zealand Made with Care\u2019 campaign, a number of\nleading New Zealand brands are being introduced to Indonesian consumers,\nranging from Zespri kiwifruit, various premium apple varieties,\nGriffin\u2019s snacks, Whittaker\u2019s chocolate, Sujon frozen berries, to Keri\ngoat milk, which is currently one of the most aggressively growing\nproducts in the Indonesian market.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/new-zealand-goat-milk-sales-explode-in-indonesia-for-second-consecutive-year-1782384758",
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    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
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