The 7th ALFI Congress: Optimizing Logistics Potencies Toward Golden Indonesia 2045

Addressing the need for enhanced performance in Indonesia’s vital logistics sector, the 7th National Congress of the Indonesian Logistics and Forwarder Association (ALFI/ILFA) convened in Jakarta on December 11, 2023. Under the theme “Optimizing the Role of ALFI/ILFA to Improve Logistics Performance and Investment Towards Indonesia’s Golden Age 2045,” the congress brought together key stakeholders…

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KADIN Continues Calling for NLE Implementation

The Logistics and Supply Chain Agency of the Indonesia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Badan Logistik dan Rantai Pasok KADIN) calls for the gradual implementation of the National Logistic Ecosystem (NLE). Some trials or pilot projects can be done at any segment of the NLE, including in the port, Head of KADIN’s Logistics and Supply…

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Industrial Downstream & Strengthening of the Domestic Market, Solution to Mitigate the Potential of the 2023 Economic Crisis: ALFI

The issue of the global crisis in 2023 is of concern to national business actors, including logistics businesses in the country. The general chairman of the Indonesian Logistics and Forwarders Association (ALFI), Yukki Nugrahawan Hanafi, said that the global economic turmoil in 2023 will affect all countries worldwide, without exception. “However, to weather the economic…

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3,887 Logistics Players Have Been Certified by BNSP

As many as 3,887 logistics players have been certified by National Agency for Profession Certification (BNSP). This proves they are competent, Indonesia Logistics and Forwarders Association (ALFI/ILFA) said. ALFI Chairman Yukki Nugrahawan Hanafi underlined that the association strongly supported the competency certification policy since it was first called in 2015, especially in the transportation and…

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Container and Non-Container Transport Costs in Indonesia Increase Up To 30% After Fuel Adjustment

Container truck business actors throughout Indonesia Members of the Special Port Transport Organda (Angsuspel) and the Indonesian Truck Entrepreneurs Association (Aptrindo) are raising the cost of container and non-container transportation by 17 to 30%. They did this following increased subsidized fuel (diesel) from IDR 5,150 to IDR 6,800 starting September 3, 2022. Chairman of Organda…

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Pelindo Regional 4 Jayapura Go Live as a Container Terminal

PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (Persero) Regional 4 Jayapura held a prayer together in the context of going live for the Subholding Pelindo Terminal Petikemas (SPTP) Jayapura Branch. General Manager (GM) of Pelindo Regional 4 Jayapura Sonny Uktolseya said SPTP, one of Pelindo’s Subholdings formed after the merger, is currently intensively transforming all of the Company’s work…

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Container Depot Tariffs Will Increase 20% Due to Rising Fuel

Since the government raised fuel prices, many business sectors have been affected. One of them is the Association of Indonesian Container Depots (ASDEKI). Reporting from Oceanweek.co.id, container depots will increase freight rates by 25%. “We are certain, because as users of trucking services, with the increase in fuel prices and the truck party has stated…

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