Indonesia continues to enforce existing ethanol import regulations

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Indonesia recently announced that it will continue to enforce existing ethanol import regulations, but said thatConsideration will be given to amending these provisions if they adversely affect domestic industry.. The policy aims to balance the protection of domestic industries with the requirements of international trade.

According to a statement by the Ministry of TradeThe Government will closely monitor the impact of the ethanol import policy on local industries, particularly in the energy and chemical sectors.If it is found that existing policies adversely affect these industries, the Government will take measures to adjust them. At the same time, however, the Government emphasizes thatAny revision will be based on a thorough assessment of the impact on the industry to ensure the scientific and sustainable nature of the policy.In addition, the Government indicated that it would strengthen communication with its major trading partners.Ensure that policy adjustments are consistent with international trade rules and avoid triggering trade disputes.The government also encourages domestic enterprises to enhance their competitiveness to meet the challenges of the international market.

Overall, Indonesia's stance on ethanol import policy reflects its position on theEfforts to find a balance between the protection of national industries and compliance with international trade rules. In future, the Government will continue to monitor the effectiveness of policy implementation and make necessary adjustments in the light of the actual situation.

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