In Komda site, and the Association of Indonesian Furniture Handicraft Industry (Asmindo) Jepara, Jepara written for a foreign country is one - the only region of the world's largest furniture. Regions furniture that occur naturally, from the traditions, culture and long history. When other areas such as Solo, Semarang, Malaysia or the roll - forming dense areas of furniture, Jepara furniture has become a region.
Even Jepara always be the object of research and comparative studies. Unfortunately, while the community was too late to anticipate areas of Jepara furniture and other countries emerged as competitors. When Indonesia and Jepara furniture products - more specifically - has decreased competitiveness, crowded - crowded, we yelled "we began to shortage of raw materials, human resources we are weak, the bureaucracy and we can not support costs, and interest rates are still significantly higher compared to other countries. "
complaint was written in 2005 at Jepara Komda site. Now the complaint is still real. Nothing different.
Supply constraints of raw material for making sculptures of furniture production volume of RA Kartini hometown drastically decreased.
According to the Regent of Jepara furniture industry Hendro Martoyo and woodworks in region every day requires approximately 600-800 m3 of wood as raw material.
Based on data from the Ministry of Industry (Industry), Jepara carving Mabel production volumes down from as many as three million sets at 2005-2700000 set in the year 2006.
Regent also said that in addition to experiencing supply constraints of raw materials, manufacturing and crafting wooden furniture from Jepara is also facing problems of low quality and competitiveness of their products in international markets. It happened because during the Jepara furniture product design in general still depend on the order of the buyer and the technologies used are still traditional.
Minister of Industry (Industry Minister), Fahmi Idris, in his working visit to the woodcraft center Mulyoharjo, Jepara, Central Java, recently said that growth in the furniture and wood processing industry in Indonesia today is still a minus three percent. That's because the problem of rampant illegal logging practices that make furniture and wooden handicrafts industry experienced raw material supply constraints and a negative image on the international market.
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