Ekspo Fesyen Koperasi UKM Lampaui Target Transaksi Rp5 Miliar
Cooperative and SME Expo Fashion Exceed Target Rp5 Billion Transaction
Reporter : Gusmiati Waris
Editor : Heru S Winarno
Translator : Parulian Manalu
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Jakarta (B2B) - Batik Indira, Bee Handicraft, Fifi Collection dan Muria Batik Kudus mendapatkan pesanan terbanyak pada Koperasi - UKM Fesyen dan Aksesoris Expo 2013 yang ditutup Minggu. Kegiatan ekspo tahunan ini dibuka oleh Menteri Koperasi & UKM, Syarifuddin Hasan pada Rabu (3/4).
Sekretaris Kementerian Koperasi & UKM, Agus Muharram mengatakan target transaksi Rp5 miliar dan 8 ribu pengunjung ekspo 2013 ini tercapai. Hingga Sabtu (6/4) pukul 19:00 nilai transaksi mencapai Rp8,5 miliar dengan jumlah pengunjung 10.343 orang.
"Diharapkan nilai transaksi akan terus meningkat hingga penutupan hari ini," kata Agus Muharram kepada pers di gedung SME Tower tempat ekspo koperasi dan UKM digelar, Minggu (7/4).
Terkait evaluasi dari peserta ekspo, menurutnya, Batik Indira mendapatkan pesanan sebanyak 10 ribu lembar kain batik sebagai hadiah untuk nasabah Bank BRI pada peringatan Hari Kartini. Bee Handicraft mendapat pesanan kipas dari buyer asal Amerika Serikat berupa kipas motif Kamasan dan Ubud dengan jumlah tidak terbatas.
Pembuat kerajinan Fifi Collection, kata Agus, mendapatkan order gelang kulit sesuai disain contoh dari buyer asal Jepang dengan jumlah tidak terbatas. Muria Batik Kudus mendapatkan sejumlah pesanan batik dan selendang dari buyer Nigeria dengan pengambilan sampel awal senilai Rp4 juta.
Transaksi UKM
"Selain itu, beberapa UKM juga memperoleh transaksi order dari pengusaha dan kerja sama di antara sesama peserta pameran dari berbagai wilayah di Indonesia," ungkap Agus.
Dia menambahkan, Wong Kito mendapat pesanan kain jumputan untuk bahan bau sebanyak 440 meter dari pengusaha asal Solo dan akan berlanjut setiap tiga bulan.
UKM lainnya adalah CV Primajaya Corporation, Segantar Alam, Restu Anggraini, Zarini dan The Beeds.
"Dari hasil evaluasi, peserta ekspo menyatakan mendapat manfaat untuk mempromosikan produknya dan menjalin kemitraan dengan pelaku usaha lainnya. Sementara pengunjung mengaku produk yang dipamerkan beragam dan berkualitas. Namun ketersediaan sarana transaksi seperti merchant swipe perlu tersedia pada ekspo mendatang," ungkap Agus.
Jakarta (B2B) - Indira Batik, Bee Handicraft, Fifi Collection, and Muria Batik Kudus get most orders on Cooperative - Fashion and Accessories SME Expo 2013, which closed Sunday (7/4). Activities annual expo was opened by the Minister of Cooperatives and SMEs, Syarifuddin Hasan on Wednesday (3/4).
Secretary of the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs, said Agus Muharram, the target transaction Rp 5 billion and 8 thousand visitors expo 2013 is achieved. Until Saturday (6/4) 19:00 local time, the transaction value reached Rp 8, 5 billion with the number of visitors 10,343 people.
"It is expect the transaction value will continue to increase until the close of the Expo today," said Agus Muharram to the press in the building where the Expo Tower SME cooperatives and SMEs held on Sunday (7/4).
Related to the evaluation of the expo attendees, he said, Batik Indira obtain orders as much as 10 thousand pieces of batik cloth as a gift to customers of Bank BRI on Kartini Day. Bee Handicraft, commissioned to produce a fan of buyers from the United States, with a pattern of Kamasan and Ubud with unlimited amounts.
Fifi Collection craft makers, said Agus, obtain appropriate orders leather bracelet design example of a Japanese buyer with an unlimited amount. Muria Batik Kudus get some batik fabric and scarves orders from buyers of Nigeria with initial sampling worth Rp 4 million.
SME transactions
"In addition, some SMEs are also obtained orders from entrepreneurs, as well as cooperation among exhibitors from various regions in Indonesia," said Agus.
He added, Wong Kito got jumputan fabric orders for clothing material as much as 440 meters of entrepreneurs from Solo, and will continue every three months. Other SMEs are CV Primajaya Corporation, Segantar Alam, Restu Anggraini, Zarini and The Beeds.
"From the results of the evaluation, participants stated benefit expo to promote their products and establish partnerships with other businesses. While visitors claimed the products showcased diverse and qualified. Yet the availability of facilities such as merchant swipe transactions should be available at the expo," said Agus.
