Event Reports

EuroCham Indonesia had the pleasure to attend an event hosted by Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Indonesia for the launch of Cola-Cola bottles made from 100% recycled PET (rPET), a step closer to recycling and sustainability in Indonesia Coca-Cola introduced PET bottles that were entirely recyclable.

This strategic investment contributes to the overall objective of the Coca-Cola System to reduce the utilization of virgin plastic and reduce carbon emissions. Followed with the establishment of the Mahija Foundation, which guarantees the ethical collection of post-consumer bottle packaging waste following the principles of human rights and assures appropriate waste management procedures, complements PT Amandina Bumi Nusantara's PET recycling facility.

We would like to thank Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Indonesia for inviting us, and we hope that this launch will be another step forward in sustainability and recycling in the future.

EuroCham Indonesia's Intellectual Property Working Group (IP WG) held a policy meeting titled: "Enhancing the Effectiveness of Counterfeit Goods Enforcement" on 15 June.

The IP WG had the honor to have Seta Jaladriyanta (Police Commissioner at Ditreskrimsus, Greater Jakarta Metropolitan Regional Police) and Ronald Aria Schwarze (Director at Berlian Delta Plansearch) as the speakers to discuss trends of counterfeit goods in Indonesia, as well as law enforcement's efforts to increase the effectiveness of prosecution and enforcement of counterfeit goods cases.

The policy meeting commenced with opening remarks from Kin-Wah Chow (Head of Intellectual Property Working Group and Principal at Rouse) and was moderated by Lukman Hakim (Senior Associate at Rouse).

We would like to thank everyone who attended the policy meeting and actively engaged in the discussion.