PT. GARAM (Persero) dan Kesatuan Pekerja Garam bekerja sama dalam membantu korban bencana banjir di Kabupaten Pacitan, Jawa Timur 2017

Cheetham Garam Indonesia has partisipated in educational activities in conjuction with the Salt Community Technology Academy of Nagekeo (Akademi Komunitas Teknologi Garam Nagekeo) , Flores Island, East Nusa Tenggara

The era of digital and social media drive changes in consumption behavior from product shopping to experience

The Government will return the recommendation of import of industrial salt to the Ministry of Industry

The formation of the parent company of SOE oil and gas almost certainly immediately done ramadhan following Government Regulation no. 6/2018 on the Establishment of BUMN Migas

After the petition for judicial review of Law no. 20/1997 about PNBP rejected by the Constitutional Court (MK) two years ago, the car body industry seems to start fresh together with the government plan to lower the tariff of the design test that has been complained about.

Japan Bank for International Corporation or JBIC expressed its readiness to participate in funding the Jakarta train project. JBIC Managing Director Tamadashi Maeda said it was interested in more activities in public transport projects in Indonesia, one of which is the Jakarta - Surabaya fast train.

JAKARTA - The World Bank confirmed the importance of strengthening human resources to boost economic growth

JAKARTA - Creative Economy Agency (Bekraf) proposes that small businesses in the creative sector can get financing assistance from banks with intellectual property assurance.

JAKARTA - Indonesian President Joko Widodo has given the red carpet to foreign investors to invest in Indonesian banks so that domestic customers will not go abroad for banking transactions

JAKARTA - The government is asked to guarantee the service of import documents in ministries and lembaga related through the system in the network is not disturbed.

JAKARTA- Indonesia has the potential to boost the global textile and garment market share, from 1.6% this year to 4% in the next 5 years, provided that the government formulates the right policies.