The Indonesian government reminds investors to be cautious when selecting industrial land, as investors often choose the wrong land type, leading to obstacles in factory construction. Chinese investors in particular need to pay attention and should consult with the government. Manufacturing investment in Indonesia has been growing year by year, with investment value increasing 2.7 times from 2018 to 2023. Singapore's investment contributes significantly, some of which may come from Chinese investors. The mining and food industries are the most encouraged. The Chairman of the Indonesian Food and Beverage Producers Association stated that Chinese entrepreneurs are welcome to invest, which can add value, and expressed hope that domestic industries can cooperate to solve raw material supply issues. The President of the China Import and Export Food Chamber said that the chamber is optimistic about its potential to contribute to Indonesia's food and beverage industry, paying attention to the President's free nutritious meal program. Last year, China-Indonesia food trade reached USD 12.8 billion, with strong import and export performance.