Argentina Reopens Indonesia’s Dairy Market to Exports
Source: br.edairynews.com
Argentina signed a sanitary agreement with Indonesia at the end of July. The agreement enables Argentine beef exports and reopens Indonesia’s market to dairy products.
Argentina concluded the sanitary agreement with Indonesia in late July, according to the source.
The arrangement authorises exports of Argentine beef to Indonesia. It also restores access for Argentine dairy products.
Indonesia is identified as a strategic destination for dairy exports. Its market is therefore relevant to Argentina’s dairy sector.
In 2025, Indonesia imported more than $1.5bn worth of dairy products.
Milk and cream were the principal dairy products imported by Indonesia that year. The source does not provide details on export volumes, companies involved or the agreement’s implementation timetable.
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