Taking control: Indonesian government aims to dominate sugar sector in same way as palm oil

By Pearly Neo

29-Nov-2022 - Last updated on 29-Nov-2022 at 00:46 GMT

The Indonesian government is to establish what will become the nation's largest sugar company by 2028, aiming to seize control of the local sugar market in the same way it dominates the palm oil sector.

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