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•Woven fabrics of cotton, containing 85% or more by weight of cotton, weighing more than 200 g/m2. HS: 52.09
• Plain weave. HS: 5209.11.00.00
• 3 thread or 4 thread twill, including cross twill. HS: 5209.12.00.00
• Other fabrics. HS: 5209.19.00.00
• Plain weave. HS: 5209.21.00.00
• 3 thread or 4 thread twill, including cross twill. HS: 5209.22.00.00
• Other fabrics. HS: 5209.29.00.00
• Plain weave. HS: 5209.31.00.00
• 3 thread or 4 thread twill, including cross twill. HS: 5209.32.00.00
• Other fabrics. HS: 5209.39.00.00
• Plain weave. HS: 5209.41.00.00
• Denim. HS: 5209.42.00.00
• Other fabrics of 3 thread or 4 thread twill, including cross twill. HS: 5209.43.00.00
• Other fabrics. HS: 5209.49.00.00
• Plain weave. HS: 5209.51.00.00
• 3 thread or 4 thread twill, including cross twill. HS: 5209.52.00.00
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Industry News
Minister of Industry Encourage Independence of Textile Industry: http://www.antaranews.com/berita/595208/menperin-dorong-kemandirian-industri-tekstil/9 November 2016
Minister of Industry Airlangga Hartanto encourage independence of the textile industry in the country by strengthening the depth of the industrial structure. Will be viewed the textile industry from upstream to downstream. The textile industry there is a cotton-based, rayon and polyester. Which could be encouraged independence is based rayon and polyester, cotton that remains to be imported.

According to Airlangga, there are several obstacles to realize the independence of the textile industry in the country, one of which is the price of gas. In addition, the invasion of imported products from several countries also become a challenge for the domestic textile industry. After reviewing the overall condition of the textile industry, the Ministry of Industry will issue some policies so that these challenges can be resolved.
Ministry of Industry : Textile Industry Growing Good: http://industri.bisnis.com/read/20170926/257/693248/kemenperin-industri-tekstil-tumbuh-baik/26 September 2017
The Ministry of Industry said that the national textile and textile industry (TPT) industry shows a positive performance in both domestic and export markets. In the first half of 2017, the growth rate of the export-oriented labor-intensive sector increased by 1.92% compared to the same period in the previous year which decreased by 0.13%. Minister of Industry of Airlangga Hartarto said that until July 2017, textile exports also rose 2.71% to US $ 7.12 billion.

The Ministry of Industry estimates that by the end of this year, textile exports will reach US $ 12.09 billion and in 2019 will rise to US $ 15 billion. Increased exports and rising domestic markets, marked by increased utilization of production from the domestic industry.

To improve competitiveness and productivity in this strategic sector, the government is working to facilitate logistical access and strengthen local branding.
 
HS No. 5209.59.00.00
1 July 2019
Trade Data 2018

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Woven fabrics of cotton, containing 85% or more by weight of cotton, weighing more than 200 g/m2. Printed : Other fabrics.
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Chapter Headings US $ Select All
Import Duty 1.00
Value Added Tax 1.00
Total Tax 1.00
Import Trade Figures 5.00
Export Trade Figures 5.00

Report Content
APPLICABLE TAXES AND DUTIES NORMAL RATE % PREFFERENTIAL RATE %
Import Duty 15.0 5.0
Value Added Tax 10.0 10.0
Luxury Tax 0.0 0.0
Total Tax 26.5 15.5
Ministerial Decree No. 133/PMK.01/2005 date December 23, 2005
The data above is sample data only
Current
IMPORTED INTO INDONESIA 2007 2008 2009
CIF (US) 23,027,318 19,067,348 20,447,454
Quantity (Unit) 2,123,329 3,698,379 5,453,456
Weight (Kg) 7,221,440 11,661,880 12,567,123
The data above is sample data only
Historical
IMPORTED INTO INDONESIA 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
CIF (US) 7,374,478 10,047,482 10,842,850 7,459,774 16,714,619
Quantity (Unit) 1,887,946 2,489,655 3,303,849 494,569 788,285
Weight (Kg) 4,905,807 6,478,645 7,073,154 6,222,921 11,604,996
The data above is sample data only
Current
EXPORTED FROM INDONESIA 2007 2008 2009
FOB (US) 110,581 130,768 135,342
Quantity (Unit) 100,465 246,561 144,567
Weight (Kg) 73,787 93,685 90,768
The data above is sample data only
Historical
EXPORTED FROM INDONESIA 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
FOB (US) 8,536,653 6,826,064 2,540,297 1,832,218 1,227,393
Quantity (Unit) 1,319,636 2,565,227 183,309 245,746 2,956,615
Weight (Kg) 8,496,901 5,326,395 1,861,318 1,497,720 1,404,649
The data above is sample data only
Current
COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN IN 2009 US %
Malaysia 9,024,355 53.99
Singapore 4,920,377 29.44
Philippines 2,386,376 14.28
Ireland 326,250 1.95
Netherlands 38,372 0.23
Australia 13,627 0.08
United Kingdom 4,229 0.02
United States 796 < 0.01
Taiwan 237 < 0.01
Total 16,714,619 100
The data above is sample data only
Current
COUNTRIES OF DESTINATION IN 2009 US %
Japan 967,895 78.86
Saudi Arabia 43,105 3.51
Kuwait 32,614 2.66
Malaysia 30,923 2.52
Australia 26,865 2.19
Romania 20,146 1.64
Timor Leste 17,964 1.46
Solomon Islands 17,216 1.4
Singapore 16,630 1.35
Eritrea 16,065 1.31
United Arab Emirates 13,419 1.09
Madagascar 7,928 0.65
India 4,840 0.39
Oman 4,640 0.38
United States 2,835 0.23
Qatar 2,786 0.23
Bangladesh 1,130 0.09
Hongkong 360 0.02
New Zealand 32 < 0.01
Total 1,227,393 100
The data above is sample data only
   
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