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October 12, 2010

Indomie 'Dangerous' in Taiwan ought to Indonesia Market Specifications

Jakarta - PT Indofood instant noodle products CBP Sukses Makmur Tbk (ICBP), Indomie is considered Taiwan a 'dangerous' was actually for the Indonesian market specifications. No wonder, when I arrived in Taiwan, the product was immediately not meet state standards.

This was revealed based on a clarification of the Office of Trade of Indonesia (KDI) in Taiwan to the instant noodle producer Indofood namely to provide information about such information. Clarification was filed after the KDI in Taiwan received notice from the local health department related to the case findings of Indomie instant noodle products 'dangerous'.

"What was found in Taiwan's health department is Indomie product which should circulate in Indonesia," said Head of Trade Economic and Trade Office in Taiwan Bambang Mulyatno building DPR, Senayan, Jakarta, Monday (11/10/2010).

Previously, the Food and Drug Monitoring Agency (BPOM) ensure that Indonesian-made products are safe for consumption.

"We assure you (Indomie) safe. It's okay," said Chief BPOM, Kustantinah, told AFP on Monday (11/10/2010).

Kustantinah explain BPOM have rules governing food additives allowed in food with no maximum limit its use. BPOM refer to the Regulation of the Minister of Health the number 722 in 1988, one of which regulate issues of food tambakan.

According to him, BPOM has conducted monitoring and testing of preservatives nipagin that is in the Indomie.

"What is used as a preservative, is in the 250 mg per kg of soy products. Testing and monitoring we are not more of it. So it's okay," he said.

While Director of PT Indofood Sukses Makmur Tbk (INDF) Franciscus Welirang also said, Taiwan has specific criteria for Food Beverage products that enter the country, contrary to international standards established by the Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC). Forum CAC (Codex Alimentarius Commission) is an organization drafting international standards for the field of food.

"The principle of Taiwan does have rules and spec (specification) is different because it is not a member of the Codex of the world like ours," explained the man who usually called Franky's.

Previously, Taiwan's media preach Indomie withdrawal from a number of supermarkets. Indomie withdrawn because it contains Methyl P-Hydroxybenzoate is banned in Taiwan. Not only in Taiwan, the two largest supermarket chains in Hong Kong also stop selling the products INDF. The Hong Kong government will conduct a test product test Indomie.

However, based on the official release of CBP Indofood Sukses Makmur, as the manufacturer of Indomie asserted, instant noodle products are exported to Taiwan already meet the regulations of the Food Safety Bureau Ministry of Health of Taiwan.

"In connection with Taiwan's news media recently, regarding the content of preservative E218 (Methyl P-Hydroxybenzoate) in the product instant noodles, PT Indofood Sukses Makmur Tbk CBP (ICBP) explains that the instant noodle products exported by the Company to Taiwan been fully comply with regulations from the Department of Health Bureau of Food Safety Taiwan, "said Taufik Wiraatmadja, Director of ICBP in the press release.

ICBP instant noodles have been exporting products to various countries around the world for over 20 years. The Company strives to ensure that its products meet food safety rules and regulations applicable in various countries in which the instant noodle products are marketed.


October 09, 2010

Rossi prepared for hard race


Valentino Rossi ended qualifying for the Shell Advance Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix with the sixth fastest time on Saturday, after struggling to find the extra tenths that would have secured him a front row start as he finished 0.201s off third place.
The Fiat Yamaha rider, who was fastest on Friday, was running inside the top three in the session but towards the end issues with grip prevented him from placing higher than sixth. Even a switch to the softer Bridgestone tyre failed to provide the boost he was hoping for.
"With the hard tyre we're not so bad, even if we're lacking some grip and the bike is moving a bit, so it's not so easy to control. However with the softer tyre we suffered a lot more because the movement became bigger and I couldn't use the extra grip. This means I am only on the second row,” explained the 31 year-old, who has won five times previously at the Sepang International Circuit.
“Tomorrow's race will be very hard, maybe the hardest of the season because the temperature is unbelievable and starting from the second row will make it even harder, but we will do our best and hope to make a good start."
Rossi’s Fiat Yamaha Team Manager Davide Brivio added: "We expected a better result than this today and our potential was greater, so we're a bit disappointed. We need to improve our tyre grip with the race setting; we tried some different combinations during the session and now we need to make some choices so we will use the warm-up for this. Unfortunately at the end of the session the soft tyre didn't give us as big an advantage as we were hoping for so we couldn't do better than the second row, but we will try to improve for the race."


October 08, 2010

Honda got 3 awards at ICSA 2010

AGAIN, Honda Jazz, Honda Civic and Honda CR-V notch sweet achievement. After becoming the ruling class, now all three of these products won awards in the event of The 12th Indonesian Customer Satisfaction Award (ICSA) 2010.

Honda Jazz, Honda CR-V, and the Honda Civic as the best achievement for customer satisfaction by coming back this year to receive ICSA. In total, Honda won 3 of 5 awards automotive categories in this event. Honda Jazz received the award for the fourth time in a row in this event. This time Honda won the highest customer satisfaction score in the city car class with a total value of 4348. Meanwhile, the Honda CR-V for the third time since 2008 managed to surpass other models in its class and was awarded the ICSA 2010 for the category of sport utility vehicle (SUV).

New Honda CR-V was launched in February 2010 reached a total value of 4276. At this year's Honda Civic for the first time won the ICSA Awarduntuk classsedan car.Ini medium category is the third award received in 2010 Honda Civic, previously Honda Civic has also received an award from Autocar Favorite Medium Saloon and also Best Buy 2010 Awarddari Target Car at the Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) 2010.

"We are very grateful to the consumers who have chosen our products and appreciate our efforts to always provide the highest satisfaction to the customer. We are also aware that this award, which is also the trust of consumers, is a challenge for us to maintain and even improve the quality of products and services for the better in the future, "said Jonfis Fandy, Marketing and After Sales Service Director of PT Honda Prospect Motor ICSAmerupakan pioneer awards in the field of marketing and the most prestigious brand in Indonesia.

That's because it is directly surveying customer satisfaction toward produk.Tingkat satisfaction with the brand that never consumed or total satisfaction score of 4 variables measured satisfaction, ie quality, value, perceived best, and expectations.

Surveys conducted Frontier Consulting Group and SWA was conducted on 8400 respondents consisting of 7200 random respondents and 1,200 respondents booster in six major cities, namely Jakarta, Bandung, Semarang, Surabaya, Medan and Makassar. In addition to the automotive category, this award also involves a variety of brands from 109 categories, such as consumer goods, food & beverage, pharmaceutical, and electronics. (Revelation Sibarani)


Michelle Obama's Most Influential Women

Wasington-Lady of the United States (U.S.) Michelle Obama was named the most influential woman in the world by Forbes magazine. His name appears in the first order from a list of 100 Most Influential Women in the World.
"Michelle Obama with Oprah Winfrey, Lady Gaga, Ellen DeGeneres, Sarah Palin, and others to create a variety of agenda-setting in our days and bring meaningful changes throughout the world," Forbes said yesterday. Forbes praised the achievements of Michelle Obama, who managed to climb from 39th rank last year to rank first this year, German Chancellor Angela Merkel's move.
Michelle judged to have a unique combination of style and political influence. According to Forbes, the mother of two children was a fashion icon. "She was Jacqueline Kennedy with her law degree from Harvard University and from the southern Chicago. Michelle first lady position with the struggle, "said Forbes. Forbes added, as the first African-American women in the position of First Lady of the United States, he changed the face of the institution significantly.
With a high consistency, Michelle Obama also provide a good model for the new generation of girls and women in all corners of the world. Since elections are diikutisuaminya, Barack Obama, Michelle also held a number of campaigns, including the rights of women and improvement of nutrition of school age. "This is proof of his campaign, Let's Move, which aims to reduce obesity in children in a generation," said Forbes. Following Michelle Obama, Kraft Foods CEO Irene Rosenfeld took second place in the world's most influential women.
"As leader of Kraft, Irene Rosenfeld led one of the world's largest food company. He is one of three female CEOs in the top 10 list, "said Forbes. Another CEO Indra Nooyi is the leading giants PepsiCo and CEO of the Australian Bank, Westpac, Gail Kelly.
Indra Nooyi should be satisfied at number 6. If observed, a woman from the United States dominate the list Forbes.Dari 10 most influential women in the world, which is not from the U.S., only Merkel (Germany) and Gail Kelly (Australia). French First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy is ranked 35th. He is considered able to widen the influence, both in the arts or the other. (Forbes / AFP / RTR / Syarifudin)


October 05, 2010

yeee aku berhasil bikin blog ne...tanggal 5 jam 4 pagi
akhirnya...humm seneng q...
tp masih bingung apa selanjutnya...


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