Group 1 - The coconut downstream industrialization project supported by China is expected to create significant added value for the Indonesian economy, with an initial job creation of 5,000 positions in the first year and an increase to 10,000 in the second year [1] - A Chinese company plans to invest $100 million to build coconut processing factories in multiple cities in Indonesia, aiming to retain added value domestically and create local employment opportunities [1] - The project is set to consume 500 million coconuts annually, enhancing the value potential of coconuts through an integrated downstream industrial chain, allowing farmers to achieve higher prices without bearing transportation costs [1] Group 2 - Indonesian coconut products, such as coconut water and fresh coconut lattes, have gained popularity among Chinese consumers, especially after the opening of quarantine access for fresh coconuts from Indonesia to China [2] - From January to May this year, Indonesia exported 204,400 tons of fresh coconuts to China, marking a 47% year-on-year increase [2]