Returning in its 10th edition, INAGRITECH 2024 along with its co-located exhibitions will be held on 30 July to 1 August 2024 at JIExpo Kemayoran in Jakarta, Indonesia
GEM Indonesia is committed to supporting the Indonesian government to advance the agriculture industry by presenting a business platform that will be attended by major players in the relevant industry. INAGRITECH 2024 is ready to present attendees with One Stop Solutions for all sectors of agriculture, including tractor and machinery, smart agriculture technology, agrochemical & greenhouse, horticultural and floricultural technology, sugar machinery & technology, and rice technology.
The event will co-locate with INAGRICHEM 2024, INAPALM ASIA 2024, SugarMach Indonesia 2024, RubberTech Indonesia 2024, and Pump & Valves Indonesia 2024. The Agri Technology Forum 2024 will also invite industrial experts, researchers, government and key players to discuss and exchange knowledge, work-in-progress, experience and case studies pertaining to the agriculture industry.
INAGRITECH 2024 is expected to present 350 global top exhibiting companies from 25 countries around the world and attract 25,000 trade visitors, making this exhibition a golden opportunity for professionals to expand their business network, discuss business matters and find the latest information about the agriculture industry.
According to the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the export value of the agricultural sector in February 2024 increased by 16.91% compared to the export value in February 2023. One of the contributors to the increase of agricultural export value was the plantation subsector, especially Crude Palm Oil (CPO) and its derivatives.
On an annual basis, all sectors experienced a decline except the agricultural sector which experienced an increase of 16.91%. Moreover, the agricultural sector was also recorded as having a contribution of US$0.39bn to total non-oil and gas exports which reached US$18.09bn, followed by the mining and processing industry sectors.
The Ministry of Agriculture also has launched programmes to boost the agricultural sector, including strengthening domestic production, farmer welfare and exports, especially strategic plantation commodities, horticulture, rice and corn as well as livestock commodities and their derivatives.