{"topic_id":"gain_id2025-0036_indonesia","category":"intl-2026","context":"---\ntopic_id: gain_id2025-0036_indonesia\ncategory: USDA-GAIN-INTL\ntitle: Retail Foods Annual - Indonesia (ID2025-0036)\nlang: en\nsource: USDA GAIN ID2025-0036 (November 21, 2025)\ndate_parsed: 2026-07-18\ntokens_estimated: 2333\nextra: {\"country\": \"Indonesia\", \"report_id\": \"ID2025-0036\", \"report_date\": \"November 21, 2025\"}\n---\n\n# Retail Foods Annual - Indonesia\n\n**Report Number:** ID2025-0036\n**Date:** November 21, 2025\n**Country:** Indonesia\n\n## Report Highlights\n\nRequired Report: Required - Public Distribution\n\nDate: November 21, 2025\nReport Number:\n\nID2025-0036\n\nReport Name: Retail Foods Annual\nCountry: Indonesia\nPost: Jakarta\nReport Category: Retail Foods\n\nPrepared By:\n\nNovi Yuningsih\n\nApproved By: Kristina Schammel\nReport Highlights:\nIndonesia’s grocery retail sector reached $101 billion in 2024, though it contracted slightly due to\nslowing consumer purchasing power and high operating costs. Traditional retailers, which still account\nfor about 73 percent of the market, continued to decline, while supermarkets and hypermarkets also\nstruggled amid store closures. Convenience stores, however, continued to expand as consumers favored\nnearby flexible shopping options, while food e-commerce also posted strong double-digit growth.\nDespite near-term challenges, Indonesia’s vast population of 282 million and rising middle class\ncontinue to make it one of Asia’s most promising markets, with growing demand for healthy, nutritious,\nand premium products.\n\nTHIS REPORT CONTAINS ASSESSMENTS OF COMMODITY AND TRADE ISSUES MADE BY USDA STAFF AND NOT NECESSARILY\nSTATEMENTS OF OFFICIAL U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICY\n\nMarket Fact Sheet: Indonesia\nExecutive Summary\nIndonesia is the fourth most populous nation in the\nworld, with a population of approximately 282\nmillion in 2024. Fifty-six percent of the population\nlives on Java Island, one of the most densely\npopulated areas in the world. In 2024, Indonesia’s\nGDP reached $1,371 billion and GDP per capita\nreached $4,867 (est.). Indonesia is a major producer\nof rubber, palm oil, coffee, and cocoa. In 2024,\nagricultural imports reached $29.6 billion, $8.6\nbillion of which were consumer-oriented products.\nSoybeans, animal feed ingredients, dairy products,\ncotton, and wheat are top imports from the United\nStates. Agricultural self-sufficiency is a stated goal of\nthe Indonesian government and is often used to\njustify trade barriers and restrictions.\nTop Consumer – Oriented Product Suppliers to\nIndonesia, 2024 (million USD)\n\nFood Service Industry\nThe food service sector’s total contribution to GDP\nwas about $27.8 billion in 2024. The sector is\ndominated by small restaurants and street-side\nrestaurants known as warungs.\nQuick Facts CY 2024\nConsumer-Oriented Product Imports: $8.6 billion\nU.S. Share (6%) – $536 million\nTop 10 Growth Products:\n1) cheese\n6) snacks\n2) baking inputs\n7) sauces\n3) chocolate\n8) dressings & condiments\nproducts\n9) sweet biscuits\n4) baby food\n10) ice cream & frozen desserts\n5) fr\n\n## Source\n\nUSDA GAIN (Global Agricultural Information Network)\n\n*Last updated: 2026-07-18*\n","sources":[],"tokens_estimated":2333,"generated_at":null,"tip":"Use /api/v1/topics to discover more topics. /api/v1/nutrient for precise single-point queries. /api/v1/cross_compare for 2-3 standard comparisons."}