Policy Strategies of Cocoa For Lead up Agroindustrial Food and Drinks in Jember Regency Indonesia

Cocoa is one of the commodity plantation for foreign exchange, the source of income of farmers, agro-industries, and regional development. Indonesia is currently the third largest country in the world of cocoa production with a 15 percent share of production after Ghana (16%) and Ivory Coast (40%). The research aims to analyze the potential for superior Cocoa products in order to accelerate economic growth and development of the region. This study was conducted in Rambipuji and Wuluhan District in Jember, East Java. The study population is bringing cocoa households (RTP) and sampling using random sampling. Cocoa in the study site has a comparative advantage indicated by the magnitude of the greatly enhanced by DRCR <1 and the competitive advantage represented by the PCR value of 0.5803. The research location is also the location of the cocoa plant base that could potentially seed.

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  2016

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  Agricultural and Food Sciences, Geography, Business, Economics

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  DOI 10.1051/MATECCONF/20165802006
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