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Antara - Tuesday, December 21
Surabaya (ANTARA) - Draft Regulation (RPP) of tobacco products valued hamper the continuity of investment in Indonesia, because it can reduce investor interest in spending their funds into the country in the future.
"The efforts of this government can also turn off the income of workers in the tobacco industry, given the labor-intensive sector," said the National Executive Board of the Association of Indonesian Tobacco Farmers (APTI), Abdus Setiawan, contacted from Surabaya, on Monday.
According to him, the working of tobacco products in dire need of funds in the process, for example, when dry the tobacco needed omprongan development and furnaces with a total investment of Rp15 million to Rp20 million per unit.
"Any furnace that can accommodate about 1.5 hectares of tobacco plants," he said, explaining.
If investing as a whole, he explained, such as the total area of virginia tobacco in Indonesia reached 35 000 hectares are needed to Rp35 billion to Rp46 billion. The funds are for approximately 2,300 units omprengan.
"However, with the release of these RPP funds that lost billions of dollars," he said, complaining.
For that, he and tobacco farmers under the auspices of APTI agreed, recommended denial to issue a stop at once the attitude of the RPP process was unfair. In fact, it offers a more balanced draft regulations to the government.
"Now, the draft has been submitted to the House of Representatives (DPR) as of December 6, 2010," he said.
React, Chairman of the Association of Indonesian Tobacco Society, Sudaryanto justified, the decree issued by the government can close the faucet income people who had been dependent from tobacco.
"Moreover, until now about 6 million more people of Indonesia to work in the tobacco industry from upstream to downstream. They include farmers to hawkers on the roadside," he asserted.
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