Great Gisnt Foods (GGF) took part in the successful implementation of the Indonesian Youth Farmers’ National Working Meeting at the Jakarta Convention Center (JCC), Sunday (23/2/2025). At the event, GGF opened an exhibition booth to introduce superior quality products produced by the GGF group.
Among them are canned pineapple processed fruit that serves many retailers in more than 60 countries. By producing its own canned packaging, ranging from 8-107 oz for canned pineapple to 55 gallon drums for pineapple juice concentrate produced by PT Great Giant Pineapple (GGP).
Sunpride is a leading brand for fresh fruits in Indonesia. This brand consists of a variety of selected banana, pineapple, and guava products, which are committed to following strict hygiene standards and quality control in the selection, storage, and delivery of products produced by PT Sari Segar Nusantara (SSN).
Re.juve offers 100% fresh cold-pressed juices, smoothies, coffee, and almond milk. Available in more than 58 locations in the Jabodetabek, Bandung, Surabaya and Bali areas, the brand has gained immense popularity among Indonesian consumers who are increasingly prioritizing a healthier lifestyle. The ‘cold-pressed’ system means the product retains all the natural enzymes, nutrients and antioxidants found in the fruit. Re.juve is a trademark of PT Sewu Segar Primatama (SSP).
Hometown Dairy is a fresh milk producer for the Indonesian market. It has an integrated farm that has full control over the selection of cows and every step in the milking process, resulting in fresh milk without the need for additives. Hometown milk is produced by PT Great Giant Livestock (GGL).
Chairman of the DPP Pemuda Tani Indonesia Budisatrio Djiwandono officially opened the Rakernas Pemuda Tani Indonesia. In his speech, Budi Djiwandono emphasized the importance of farmer regeneration to ensure food self-sufficiency and encourage Indonesia to become the world’s food barn.
Budi Djiwandono expressed his concerns and said that the average age of Indonesian farmers is over 50 years old which poses its own challenges in the sector. If there is no regeneration, he is worried that the national agricultural sector will not be managed, which will have an impact on the amount of food production. According to him, this problem is what later became the background for the establishment of the Indonesian Farmers Youth.
“One of the big challenges in the world of agriculture is the age of farmers, which on average is probably more than 50 years old, and the question is going forward if this continues, if there are no young people in Indonesia who want or are willing to pursue agriculture, who will take care of it, who will produce food for all of us,” he said.
