Articles from Indonesian Commercial Newsletter (September 11, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1. COFFEE PRICE HIT 30-YEAR LOW EXPORTS SUSPENDED.		Brief Article	1397
2. POLICY IN EXPORT TAX ON RAW LEATHER PUSHES LEATHER TANNING INDUSTRY TO THE BRINK OF BANKRUPTCY.		Brief Article	1712
3. GINGER EXPORT DOWN.		Brief Article	717
APPENDICES.		Brief Article	1804
EXPORT PERFORMANCE IMPEDED BY TIGHT MONEY POLICY.		Brief Article	2074
FOREIGN BUYERS REGISTER INDONESIAN FURNITURE DESIGN.		Brief Article	111
IBRA TO SELL RESTRUCTURED CREDITS VALUED AT RP16.3 TRILLION.		Brief Article	104
IMPORTED FOOD PRODUCTS GROWING SCARCE IN SUPERMARKETS.		Brief Article	101
JAPAN TO WORRY ITS PETROCHEMICAL PROJECTS IN INDONESIA.		Brief Article	1444
LARGE PROJECTS GET THE PRIORITY FOR RESTRUCTURING.		Brief Article	114
MSG INDUSTRY'S PROSPECTS FOR GROWTH ARE OVERSHADOWED BY LIMITED SUPPLY OF BASIC MATERIAL.		Brief Article	6278
PERTAMINA TO PROVIDE US$ 400 MLN FOR TUBAN PETROCHEMICAL PROJECT.		Brief Article	119
PMDN AND PMA PROJECTS APPROVED BY BKPM IN FIRST AND SECOND WEEKS OF JULY 2001.		Brief Article	1841
RUPIAH STRENGTHENING COULD SPEED UP IMPROVEMENT OF BANKING SECTOR.		Brief Article	811
SHORTAGE IN LOG SUPPLY THREATENS TIMBER PROCESSING INDUSTRY.		Brief Article	110
THE GOVERNMENT STUDIES CEMEX'S OFFER.		Brief Article	112
UNITED STATES TO ISSUE NEW REGULATIONS ON TEXTILE IMPORTS.		Brief Article	102