Announcement
03 Nov 2017
On 3 November 2017, the Indonesian Minister of Trade announced at a press conference at the 13th Indonesian Palm Oil Conference and 2018 Price Outlook in Nusa Dua, Bali, that Indonesia is willing to retaliate if the European Union introduces further regulations to curb the imports of crude palm oil.
The Indonesian Ministry of Trade did not issue an official statement on this matter. However, numerous Indonesian press agencies have consistently reported on this statement.
Source
Sign in to access
Number of interventions
2
0 certainly harmful
2 likely harmful
0 liberalising
List of interventions
Implementation date
No implementation date
Revocation date:
No revocation date
Last action: 03 Nov 2017
Import ban
The Trade Minister was also quoted by CNN Indonesia that day (3.11.2017) saying that Indonesia could temporarily ban the import of milk powder from the European Union: "I could interfere with the impo...
Sign in to see more
Last action: 03 Nov 2017
Export ban
The Indonesian Trade Minister Enggartiasto Lukita threatened to halt the export of crude palm oil if the European Commission continues to "disrupt our palm oil [exports]". The Minister was cited by Ja...
Sign in to see more
Related State Acts
Threads
See all
Harmful Trade Policy Measures
This Thread tracks harmful trade policy interventions affecting all products. Covering all types of interventions monitored by Global Trade Alert, it highlights how the yearly number of these measures has evolved over time.
Published: 04 Sep 2024
70533
interventions
194
jurisdictions