Lake Toba is one of the most famous tourist destinations in North Sumatra and also a region with significant economic potential, including in the export sector. Here are some of the products commonly sought by exporters from the Lake Toba area:
1. Agricultural Products
- Arabica Coffee: Coffee from this region, especially Lintong coffee, is renowned for its high quality and unique flavor.
- Cinnamon Bark: Widely exported as a raw material for spices and the food industry.
- Medan Oranges: This specialty citrus fruit also has an export market, although most is consumed locally.
2. Crafts and Local Products
- Ulos: Traditional Batak cloth is highly sought after in export markets as souvenirs or decorative materials.
- Wooden Crafts: Items such as sculptures or wood carvings with Batak motifs are quite popular internationally.
3. Fisheries Products
- Tilapia: Lake Toba serves as a hub for tilapia farming, with some of the yield exported to countries like Singapore and Malaysia.
- Carp: In addition to the domestic market, there is also demand from abroad.
4. Ecotourism and Tourism Products
- Organic Products: Many international tourists seek organic products such as pure honey, spices, or herbs from this region.
- Local Coffee and Tea: Packaged coffee and tea from the area are often purchased as souvenirs by foreign tourists.
5. Industrial Raw Materials
- Hardwood: Although wood exports are currently restricted to preserve the environment, timber from the surrounding areas still has high demand.
Exporters often look for high-quality goods with unique traditional or regional values that differentiate them from similar products in the global market.
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