5 Best-Selling Products In Indonesia

5 Best-Selling Products In Indonesia | In the midst of the world economic crisis, the Indonesian people are still fond of shopping. Last year, growth in domestic consumption according to the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) still grew 5.28 percent. According to the survey, most of the food is in the shopping portion of Indonesian society. Most small business is entertainment. On the other hand, the share of spending on fashion, mobile phones and smart phones continues to increase.
Even so, Credit Suisse describes the five items most in demand in Indonesia. What is it?

1. Instant noodlesThere is no day without instant noodles in the life of Indonesian citizens. No wonder when Credit Suisse survey data produced astounding. As many as 95 percent of all respondents claimed to buy instant noodles.
Consumption has driven strong earnings growth Indofood rose 8.9 percent third quarter last year. Until last September, Indofood CBP Sukses Makmur has posted a profit of Rp 1.7 trillion.
2. Mineral waterIndonesian society craze is booming mineral water. Not a few people choose to consume mineral water packaged in bottles from the tap water is boiled.
According to the Credit Suisse survey, 90 respondents said they bought bottled water.
It also makes bottled beverage packaging manufacturer Aqua, PT Tirta Investama volume recorded an increase in bottled water consumption 10.6 percent over the past year.
3. Soft drinksCarbonated drinks also become most items purchased by consumers in Indonesia. In the survey, 70 percent of respondents claimed to buy soft drinks.
Consumers are also encouraged this incredible Coca-Cola Amatil Indonesia profit rose 5.6 percent during the first half of last year. Companies from the United States recorded a profit of USD 247.1 million (Rp 2.4 trillion).
4. Dairy productsDairy products ranked fourth in percentage of consumption reached 66 percent of total respondents.
It also makes beverage packaging companies, one of which is the Ultra Milk dairy products, PT Ultrajaya Milk Industry made a profit of Rp 174.77 billion during the last year. That figure is up about 70 percent of earnings in 2011 from Rp 101.32 billion.
5. CigaretteExpenditure allocation fifth cigarette. According to the survey, 47 percent of respondents claimed to buy cigarettes.
This is not surprising. The reason, according to the Ministry of Health, Indonesia's poor spend Rp 102,956 per month just for cigarettes. The allocation of these expenditures reached 11.91 percent of the total expenditure of Indonesian society.