BELITUNG -- PT Timah Tbk continues to provide marketing space for MSMEs partners. One of them routinely facilitates fostered partners to participate in various exhibitions.
This time, PT Timah Tbk brought three partners under the guidance of PT Timah Tbk to appear in the proud national movement made in Indonesia (Gernas BBI) Bangka Belitung Province at Tanjung Kelayang Beach which will take place on Friday-Sunday (20-22/05/2022).
Three fostered partners of PT Timah Tbk who participated, namely Nurlela, a fostered partner from Belitung Island with Banana Chips products, Zuniar from Kurau Village, Central Bangka by marketing their products, namely Getas Ikan, Pastel, Nastar, Peanut Rempeyek, Getas Squid, Clamped Nuts and Fish Ampiang.
Meanwhile, Zulaika from Pangkalpinang brought her products, Lapis Susu, Lapis Roll and Remeng Kekinian.
"This exhibition is really very good and useful for PT Timah Tbk's foster partners, because they are not only given capital but also marketing," said Nurlela.
According to Nurlela, her MSMEs have been very often invited by PT Timah Tbk to the exhibition agenda, in order to market their products.
"The benefit of participating in this exhibition, the goods will definitely sell," she explained.
Likewise, Zulaika's owner, Komaria, said that she often participates in exhibitions facilitated by PT Timah Tbk. This is a form of company to help MSMEs in marketing their products.
"Participating in this exhibition is good, so that our products are better known, so people who don't know will know," she said.
He appreciated PT Timah Tbk always presenting its fostered partners in various exhibitions both nationally and internationally.
Previously, the launch of the Proudly Made in Indonesia National Movement (Gernas BBI) in Bangka Belitung Province was held at the Tanjung Kelayang tourist beach, Sijuk District, Belitung, Friday (20/05).
Gernas BBI Bangka Belitung was launched by President Ri Joko Widodo through online.
The launch of Gernas BBI Bangka Belitung was marked by the press of the launching button by the Deputy Minister of Trade of the Republic of Indonesia, Jerry Sambuaga.*
