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Java. It is the most populous island in the world and is home to the three major cities of Indonesia, Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, and Semarang. 
The main food crop is rice, followed by cassava, peanuts and soybeans, which are basically self-sufficient. At the same time, tea, coffee, tobacco, rubber, cinchona, sugar cane, kapok and coconut are exported, and quinine produced in Java accounts for the vast majority of the world's quinine production.
The island of Java is rich in oil, and the Arjuna oil field off the northwest coast is Indonesia's main oil field, which is connected by a pipeline to Cilegon, with refineries in Ciraza, Zappu and Surabaya.
A large number of manufacturing factories are clustered here, and small manufacturing industries include batik printing, cast iron, silversmithing, agricultural tools, tanning, tiles and other ceramic products. Larger industries include textiles, rubber products, automobile assembly, winemaking, and shoes, paper, soap, cement, and cigarettes.
Sumatra.
Sumatra is the largest island in Indonesia. The population is 57At 760,000, the island is the second most populous island in Indonesia. The island is the largest plantation of cash crops in Indonesia. Agriculture is dominated by rice, coffee, rubber, tea, oil palm, tobacco, coconut, etc. Agricultural exports include rubber, tobacco, tea, coffee, palm oil, ramie fibre, agar flax, copra copra, betel nut, kapok, peanuts and pepper.
Vegetables for export are grown in the highlands of North Sumatra. Industries on the island include oil refining, mining, machinery, chemicals, food processing, etc.
Sumatra and its neighbouring islands contain oil, natural gas, tin, bauxite, coal, silver and other minerals.
Important cities on the island include Medan, Padang, Palembang, etc. The infrastructure is sound, the demographic dividend is huge, the electricity is abundant, and the infrastructure such as roads and highways is relatively perfect. Suitable industries include palm oil, tobacco, petroleum, tin, bauxite, coal and natural gas processing. Kalimantan.
The island is shared by Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei, most of which belongs to Indonesia, and is the only area in Indonesia that is not in the volcanic ** zone. In Jokowi**'s plan to relocate the Indonesian capital, the new capital is located on the island. The island's large rivers are navigable, and land transportation is dominated by roads.
The island contains minerals including oil, natural gas, coal, diamond, copper, gold, bauxite, magnesium, sulfur, iron, gold, silver, quartz sand, limestone, pumice, etc., among which diamond reserves rank among the top in Asia. Agricultural products include rice, rubber, pepper, western (grain) rice, coconut, etc., among which the output of western grain flour and pepper ranks first in the world. Nusa Tenggara Islands.
The Nusa Tenggara archipelago consists mainly of two island arcs from Bali to Timor. 
The vast majority of the Nusa Tenggara archipelago is Indonesian and is administered by the provinces of Bali, East Nusa Tenggara and West Nusa Tenggara.
East Nusa Tenggara province is relatively economically backward, with fishing and animal husbandry playing an important role in its economy, with aquatic products mainly including grouper, sea cucumber, seagrass and pearls. The grasslands of the province are suitable for the development of animal husbandry, and the potential for timber extraction can reach 14,713 tons per year. Export agricultural products include coffee, cocoa, etc., and export destinations include Japan, China, Malaysia, Singapore, etc.
West Nusa Tenggara Province is one of Indonesia's "breadbaskets", with agriculture accounting for a quarter of its economy. Rice is the main food crop in West Nusa Tenggara province. There are 20 kinds of cash crops such as coconut, cashew nuts, coffee, cocoa, etc., and animal husbandry is dominated by cattle breeding.
Tourism is also one of the pillar industries of West Nusa Tenggara province's economy. Famous attractions include Senggigi Beach, Gill Island, and Rinjani Volcano.
Bali. Bali is a world-famous tourist destination, with 80% of the local population engaged in tourism. As the pillar industry of the island, tourism has accounted for 45% of Indonesia's tourism revenue for several consecutive years, and the annual output value created accounts for 1% of Indonesia's GDP5%。
Bali is rich in rice, corn, coconut and coffee, and agricultural production is mostly carried out in the form of collective cooperation. The land reclamation rate is more than 65%, and cassava, tobacco, peanuts, cabbage, onions, fruits, palm oil, etc. Milk, coffee and copra are Bali's main exports.
01 Specialty Market.
Wholesale clothing market Tanah Abang (Indonesia's largest wholesale clothing market).
Wholesale hardware market Glodok (Mangga Besar).
Wholesale steel market Jalan Jayakarta
Mangga Dua, a wholesale market for computer electronics
Mobile phone wholesale market roxy mas
Stainless steel products, plastic products wholesale market jembatan lima
Comprehensive wholesale markets Senen Jaya (mainly daily necessities), Pasar Pagi (clothing, jewelry), ITC (clothing, jewelry and daily necessities) and Glodok Pepinan (Chinatown wholesale market, food, daily necessities and toys, etc.).
02Potential products: food and beverage industry.
Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world, with a total population of 2With 700 million, the fast-rising middle class has injected strong impetus into Indonesian consumption. Indonesia is rich in natural resources, such as coffee, cocoa and palm oil, which can provide sufficient and stable raw materials for the food processing industry**. 
Indonesia's food and beverage processing industry is the pillar industry in the manufacturing industry, accounting for 33% of the manufacturing industry9%, far exceeding other sub-sectors. Made in Indonesia 40 China will list the food and beverage industry as one of the leading industries, and plans to establish an ASEAN catering power, and the food and beverage industry may have great development potential in the future.
Automotive industry. Indonesia is the largest consumer of automobiles in ASEAN, with 104 motor vehicle sales in Indonesia as of 202280,000 units, much higher than other countries. And the current number of cars in Indonesia is not high, and there is still a lot of room for improvement in the future. This time, Indonesia has made great efforts to support electric vehicles, and has formulated a series of policies to support the development of the electric vehicle industry: exemption from sales tax and subsidies for car purchases.
Indonesia has abundant mineral resources, with nickel and tin reserves ranking first and second in the world respectively, and has obvious advantages in raw materials for electric vehicle production. On the other hand, the current penetration rate of electric vehicles in Indonesia is on the low side.
Electronics industry. The rapid growth of Internet users in Indonesia, especially the Internet as the majority of features, is driving the consumption of mobile **, laptops, communication equipment, and remote devices.
The smartphone market is one of the most important components of the Indonesian consumer electronics market. According to the International Data Corporation report, Indonesia's smartphone shipments have long exceeded 49.31 million units, an increase of about 89%, which provides a huge sales opportunity for manufacturers.
The popularity of e-payments and e-wallets has provided more sales channels and payment convenience for consumer electronics companies, which has further boosted Indonesia's consumer electronics market.
Textile industry. Indonesia is the largest textile and garment producer, with a complete ** chain, covering the entire production process. And it has multiple textile manufacturing clusters.
Indonesia's middle-class consumers are expected to double to 1. by 2030400 million, strong domestic demand. In terms of revenue, it will grow at a CAGR of 579%, which is expected to reach $52 billion. At present, the largest segment of Indonesia's apparel industry is the ** market.
Most of the raw materials in Indonesia's garment industry rely on China, and many Indonesian wholesalers are actively looking for Chinese companies to cooperate.
Chemical industry. The chemical industry is one of the top three non-oil and gas processing industries in Indonesia, and the Indonesian Ministry of Industry continues to focus on developing investments in the chemical industry to replace imported chemical materials and commodities.
With the current full support for the huge investment in the petrochemical industry,Indonesia will become ASEAN's largest petrochemical producer
Indonesia's unique natural resources and shipping conditions have given this market unlimited development potential. Pay attention to global search, and will continue to output more dry goods for you!