RI Masih Tergantung Susu Impor & Produksi Peternak Lokal Rendah, Apa Masalahnya?

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - Indonesia still has the lowest milk consumption in ASEAN, at 17.76 liters per capita per year. This figure is in line with low domestic milk production, which results in 75%-80% of Indonesia's milk needs still being imported. CNBC Indonesia Research Commodity Expert, Emanuella Bungasmara Ega Tirta, stated that low milk consumption in Indonesia is due to cultural factors that do not consider milk part of daily food and beverage consumption, which has also impacted low efforts to boost national milk production. On the other hand, the Free Nutritious Meal program is expected to support increased domestic milk consumption, especially for children receiving the MBG program. What are the causes of Indonesia's low consumption? How does the MBG program impact national milk consumption and production? For more information, watch Shania Alatas' dialogue with CNBC Indonesia's Commodity Expert Research, Emanuella Bungasmara Ega Tirta, in Squawk Box, CNBC Indonesia (Tuesday, June 11, 2026). Stay up-to-date with business and economic news and in-depth analysis only at https://www.cnbcindonesia.com/. CNBC Indonesia is affiliated with CNBC International and operates under the Transmedia group, along with Trans TV, Trans7, Detikcom, Transvision, CNN Indonesia, and CNNIndonesia.com. CNBC Indonesia can be enjoyed on Transvision channel 805 or streamed via the CNBC Indonesia app, which can be downloaded from the Play Store or iOS. Follow us on social: Twitter:   / cnbcindonesia   Facebook Page:   / cnbcindonesia   Instagram:   / cnbcindonesia     / cuap_cuan   TikTok: https://bit.ly/38BYtJx Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2BR7KkT