value chain of indonesian forest honey (perspectives for private sector partners)
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WORKING WITH FOREST HONEY VALUE
CHAIN PLAYER
BY JOHNY W. UTAMA
VALUE CHAIN OF INDONESIAN FOREST HONEY
( PERSPECTIVES FOR A PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERS )
May 5,2014 FOREST ASIA SUMMIT
Shangri-La Hotel Jakarta
By Johny W Utama
Dian Niaga Jakarta
INDONESIAN FOREST HONEY
NETWORK OR JMHI ( JARINGAN
MADU HUTAN INDONESIA
Focus only Apis Dorsata - The Giant Rock Bee
Protect forest as bee habitat
Encourage forest dwelling people to protect the
forest and give the alternative income from non
tomber forest product
Building a profitable trading system
Provides marketing for a good quality honey
a. Continuitiy Quantity
• Availability of honey depends on the nature
b. Pricing
• Priced to compete with honey from apis cerana / apis
melifera:
• Compete with foreign products
• Chanel distribution modern high cost
c. Education
• Need to introduce the advantages of Indonesian forests
honey to society
d. Research
• continuous lab test to be able to compete with foreign
products. Example: Manuka Honey
TANTANGANCHALLENGE
EXPANDING MARKET
Dian Niaga
Jakarta 2006
PT UKMI 2007Direct Selling
2007
Retail Market PT
alun alun , sogo ,
organic land 2007
Community ,
PT AMINDO JAYA
( AMWAY
INDONESIA ) 2007
Corporate ,
Bank / BUMN
2013
Retail Market Ranch
Market , Kemchick ,
Jason Jakarta 2013
Export to Dutch
On process
Export to Swiss
On process
Personal Agent
( Surabaya )
2012
Personal
Agent
Jabodetabek
Export 2014
PROFIT SHARING
.
The amount of sharing of the benefits derived by each party are as
follows:
a. Farmer group members by 30%.
b. NGO’s 20%..
c. Secretariat JMHI 10%
d. Marketing 40%.
*Note : Hence some farmer group prefer higher buying price than
profit sharing
“If the bee disappeared off the surface of the
globe then man would only have four more years
of life left”
No More Polination
No More Plants
No More Animals
No More Man
Albert Einstein