Jakarta, June 20 -- Indonesia's herbal products industry has secured a Rp2.5 billion (US$153,000) export deal with a Saudi Arabian partner, with the initial shipment underscoring growing demand for health and wellness products in the Middle East.

The deal was formalized through a Letter of Agreement signed between Indonesian producer PT Dami Sariwana and Saudi importer Al Itholah Trading.

The agreement reflects efforts by Indonesia's Trade Ministry and overseas trade offices to expand market access for domestic exporters and strengthen the country's presence in higher-value consumer sectors.

"This achievement results from synergy between businesses, the Trade Ministry and Indonesia's trade representatives abroad," National Export Devel...