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Title:
What Indonesia wants: Analysis of Indonesia's food demand to 2050
Series:
Research reports
Series Issue:
15.9
Publication Date:
09/11/2015
Description:
With significant income growth and urbanisation, food demand in Indonesia is expected to increase significantly towards 2050. This study examines projected food demand in Indonesia across urban and rural populations under a business-as-usual policy environment with no changes to underlying policies. The most significant demand growth is projected for meat, dairy products, fruit and vegetables among urban consumers. Assuming no significant change to agricultural productivity growth, food imports will be an important component of Indonesia's food and feed supply towards 2050. Because of their geographic proximity, Australia and Indonesia are well placed to benefit from advancing bilateral agricultural trade
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ABARES : Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences : Department of Agriculture
Author:
GUNNING-TRANT Caroline

SHENG Yu

HAMSHERE Patrick

MOIR Brian

GLEESON Trish
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Other constraints: All material in this publication is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia Licence, save for content supplied by third parties, logos and the Commonwealth Coat of Arms

Other constraints: This publication (and any material sourced from it) should be attributed as: Gunning-Trant, C, Sheng, Y, Hamshere, P, Gleeson, T & Moir, B 2015, What Indonesia wants: Analysis of Indonesia's food demand to 2050, ABARES research report no 15.9, Canberra, November. CC BY 3.0
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ISBN 978-1-74323-227-9

ISSN 1447-8358
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