Jakarta - Indonesia issues affecting food is complex. Starting from the problems of bribery import, to the domination of the few commodity cartels. Former Vice President Jusuf Kalla (JK) spoke.
JK said that the main trigger problems currently occurring in domestic food production is still low. JK is said, if productivity in the country increased, the cartel bribes will disappear automatically. "The only way is to increase the productivity of the country. (Example) If corn is raised cartel definitely go away," said JK in Indonesia welcome the Entrepreneurial Party Event Gold in JIEXPO, Kemayoran, Jakarta, Friday (08/02/2013).
He said, it must be balanced with a clear policy of quota distribution. "Mainly it's a small productivity, and a smaller quota. It will show if smaller cartels and trade permits, and go up in price," he said. "If you use a quota cartel will grow like that," he added.
As known earlier, the Commission and the Monitoring of Business Competition (KPPU) and the Kamar Dagang dan Industri (Kadin) revealed the discovery of cartel practices primarily in the sugar and chicken. "Later in the Data Commission (detail) I forgot. But so 6 of 9 conical sugar are controlled throughout Indonesia," said Commissioner Munrokhim Misanam Commission in the Chamber of Commerce Building, Kuningan, Jakarta, Thursday (02/07/2013).
Besides, he did not rule cartel practices also occurred in other commodities, namely soy and beef are excited. He would not comment on the alleged cartel practices by PT Main Indoguna as importers of meat. "No comment (Indoguna matter), I do not know. Particular beef but without the cartel was still like that (expensive) because the request. Soybean master limited number of importers who supply and that's what a lot of people complain about," he said.
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