Business · Trade · 2 days ago
Jakarta skin-cracker business supplies markets in Britain and Saudi Arabia
Cap Tiga Bintang, a family-run business in Jakarta, has made crackers from beef skin since 1999.
Siti now runs the business as the second generation of the family.
Workers clean the skin, cut it into pieces and dry it in the sun before further processing.
The drying time depends on the weather.
The business can process four hides, or about 150 kilograms of raw material, each day.
Its crackers are sold across Indonesia and also reach markets in Britain and Saudi Arabia.
Prices range from 35,000 to 140,000 rupiah per kilogram.
The business continues to produce for demand at home and overseas.
Cap Tiga Bintang, a Jakarta skin-cracker business, sells its products in the UK and Saudi Arabia.
The family business has operated since 1999 and is now managed by Siti, the second generation to run it.
It processes four cowhides, or 150 kilograms of raw material, each day.
Its crackers are sold in Indonesia and distributed to various parts of the country.
Prices range from Rp35,000 to Rp140,000 per kilogram.
- Who
- Cap Tiga Bintang, managed by Siti.
- What
- The Jakarta business produces and sells skin crackers, including to international markets.
- When
- The business has operated since 1999.
- Where
- It is based in Jakarta and exports to the UK and Saudi Arabia.
- Why
- Production serves demand in domestic and overseas markets.
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Cap Tiga Bintang began operating.
A worker was photographed drying cowhide at the Jakarta production site.
- Business
- Cap Tiga Bintang
- Started
- 1999
- Daily processing
- Four cowhides, or 150 kilograms of raw material
- Export markets
- UK and Saudi Arabia
- Price
- Rp35,000–Rp140,000 per kilogram
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