Indonesia still very dependent on soybean imports, faces high local production costs, according to expert
22 May 2026
Indonesia faces a growing dilemma over soybeans, as the country remains heavily dependent on imports while domestic production costs are too high to make local farming economically attractive, according to an agricultural expert.
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