Industrial Park & Logistics
Bolok Industrial Park Profile
PT Kawasan Industri Bolok (Perseroda)· Bolok, West Kupang
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Official profile of the Bolok Industrial Park (Phase I covers 191 hectares with clean & clear HPL land title, flexible lease plots, ready-to-use standard factory/warehouse units, paved primary roads, clean water reservoir system, three-phase industrial power, and fiber-optic connectivity).
Accessed 2026-10-19
Industrial Park & Logistics· 2025
Fisheries Processing and Cold Chain Logistics Investment Offering at Bolok
Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP)· Bolok, East Nusa Tenggara
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At the Harkannas 2025 investment forum, MMAF (KKP) showcased 36 investment projects valued at IDR 3.02 trillion (attracting IDR 1.60 trillion in investor commitments)—specifically highlighting the development of fisheries processing facilities and a regional cold chain logistics hub at Bolok Industrial Park, NTT.
Accessed 2026-10-19
Technical Guide· 2024
Understanding the Cold Chain to Preserve Fish Quality
Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP)· Indonesia
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Technical guidelines from the MMAF Quality Agency outlining cold chain management (measured ice-to-fish ratios, chilled/frozen temperature-controlled storage, and refrigerated transport) across the supply chain from initial catch to distribution.
Accessed 2026-10-19
Industrial Park & Logistics
Kupang Container Terminal Service Profile
PT Pelindo Terminal Petikemas· Tenau, Kupang
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Kupang Container Terminal at Tenau Port (7.9 km from KIB) handles dry and refrigerated container cargo (reefer plugs) with scheduled feeder connections to Surabaya, Makassar, and national shipping routes for raw materials and outbound finished products.
Accessed 2026-10-19
Standards & Regulations· 2026
BPOM Regulation Number 11 of 2026 on Food Contact Packaging Materials
Indonesian Food and Drug Authority (BPOM)· Indonesia
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Sets migration limits, approved polymer lists, and non-toxic plasticizer requirements for packaging coming into direct contact with food, forming the mandatory regulatory baseline for packaging and food processors in KIB.
Accessed 2026-10-19
Data & Publications· 2025
Banco Central de Timor-Leste Annual Report 2024 (Table 1.11: Imports by Country of Origin, p. 92)
Banco Central de Timor-Leste· Timor-Leste
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Official central bank statistics showing Timor-Leste imported $387 million of goods from Indonesia in 2024 (34.6% of total national imports), confirming strategic cross-border export demand for Bolok-manufactured goods.
Accessed 2026-10-19
Industrial Park & Logistics· 2026
Road Distances from KIB Bolok to Key Port, City, and Airport Hubs
OpenStreetMap · OSRM Routing· Bolok, Tenau, Kupang City & El Tari Airport
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Calculated highway route distances from KIB Bolok: 3.6 km to Bolok ASDP Ferry Terminal, 7.9 km to Tenau Container Port, 14.5 km to central Kupang commercial district, and 25.0 km to El Tari International Airport.
Accessed 2026-10-19