The booming modern retail sector now accounts for 30 percent of Indonesia's retail food trade, a World Bank report says, although Indonesian growers of fresh fruit and vegetables have yet to fully take advantage of the opportunities this provides. "While fresh fruit and vegetables account for 8 percent of supermarket sales and up to 15 percent of urban retail sales, a high proportion -- 80 percent of the fruit and 20 percent of the vegetables -- are imported," says the report.