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From Farmers’ Hands, Growing Hope for Indonesia

In celebration of National Farmers’ Day (Hari Tani Nasional), Syngenta Indonesia brought together farmers, policymakers, researchers, industry partners, and agricultural stakeholders through Festival Padi Petani MAJU 2026, held from 22–24 September 2026.
 
Built around the spirit of M-A-J-U, the three-day festival connected policy, innovation, sustainability, and collaboration—bringing the conversation from the national level closer to the farmers and the field.
 

M — Maximize Profitability | 22 September

The journey began with the Indonesia Petani MAJU Summit at the Hotel Indonesia Kempinski Jakarta, bringing together leaders from government, diplomacy, research, and the agricultural sector to explore how policy, research, and innovation can work together to strengthen food security and farmers’ livelihoods.
 
The Summit featured insights from H.E. Konstantin Obolensky, Ambassador of Switzerland to Indonesia, Leonardo A.A. Teguh Sambodo, Deputy for Development Economics at Kemenko PPN/Bappenas, and Dr. Ir. Hj. Endang Setyawati Thohari, Member of Commission IV of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI), alongside agricultural stakeholders and farmer representatives.
 
The day also marked important milestones in collaboration. Syngenta Indonesia signed MoUs with international partners (WinAll, CLLRI) and Jenderal Soedirman University to strengthen cooperation in rice innovation and agricultural development.
 
Adding another highlight, Cuprinomat received a Museum Rekor Dunia Indonesia (MURI) award for its activation journey, covering 5,108 km from Sumatra Utara to Sulawesi and bringing agricultural innovation closer to farmers across Indonesia.
 

A — Accelerate Innovation | 23 September

The second day, Rice Innovation Day, brought participants closer to the science and
technology behind rice innovation. Held at Syngenta’s R&D Station in Cikampek, the day offered a firsthand look at how research, technology, and field insights come together to address farmers’ needs. From R&D and laboratory insights to field demonstrations, the day highlighted innovation’s role in accelerating progress in rice farming.
 

J — Joint Effort in Sustainability | 24 September

On National Farmers’ Day, the festival continued with Festival Padi Petani MAJU: Celebrating Hari Tani Nasional at Syngenta’s Learning & Development Center in Karawang. Through field demonstrations and farmer-focused activities, the celebration highlighted the importance of collaboration and sustainable agricultural practices in supporting the future of rice farming.
 

U — United One Team | 24 September

The three-day journey concluded at Resinda Hotel Karawang with the Gala Dinner & Appreciation Night: “Synergy in Action with Unity”. The evening brought together growers’ representatives from Syngenta Indonesia’s communities across Indonesia and partners to celebrate the collective efforts to advance Indonesian agriculture.
As part of this spirit of collaboration, Syngenta Indonesia also signed an MoU with SMKN Pertanian Karawang (an agricultural vocational school), together with Perum Bulog,  PT Pupuk Kujang, and KTNA West Java. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to strengthening agricultural education and developing the next generation of agricultural talent. The evening also served as a moment to recognize and appreciate the farmers, partners, and field teams whose contributions continue to move the agricultural ecosystem forward.
Three days. One spirit. Together, advancing Indonesian agriculture.
As we celebrate National Farmers’ Day, we honor the farmers whose dedication continues to nourish the nation. Festival Padi Petani MAJU 2026 reflects our commitment to working together with farmers and across the agricultural ecosystem to build a more productive, innovative, and sustainable future for
Indonesian agriculture.
 

Happy National Farmers’ Day!

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The Art of Luxury : Rooms and the Exclusive RedLevel Experience

Rooms & Suites


Thoughtfully designed with both comfort and elegance in mind, the rooms and suites offer a harmonious blend of Indonesian heritage and contemporary Western style for effortless living. Starting at a generous 45 square meters, each guest room features a refined writing desk with an ergonomic chair and a spacious marble bathroom complete with a deep-soaking bathtub and walk-in shower—inviting moments of pure relaxation.

 

Red Level


Embodying the finest attributes of the Gran Meliá brand, RedLevel delivers an uncompromising standard of luxury in a serene, elevated environment. Functioning as a boutique hotel within the hotel, RedLevel transforms Gran Meliá’s signature hospitality rituals into a deeply personalized experience where every detail is thoughtfully curated.

Exclusive Red Level Privileges:

  • Access to an elegant, private lounge offering a serene atmosphere
  • Personalized and intuitive care from a dedicated RedLevel team, including seamless private check-in and check-out
  • Dedicated butler service tailored to individual guest preferences
  • Daily breakfast showcasing a curated selection of international and local specialties
  • Complimentary evening cocktails and handcrafted canapés in an intimate setting
  • Private meeting rooms framed by captivating views of the Jakarta skyline

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APL Launches “Berani Bicara Berat” Campaign – Advancing Public Understanding of Obesity as a Chronic Disease

APL has just launched “Berani Bicara Berat,” a health education campaign aimed at advancing public understanding of obesity as a complex chronic disease and encouraging individuals to seek appropriate medical care. This is also marked by the introduction of https://www.obesityisadisease-id.com/ as a comprehensive source of education on obesity.

This effort is particularly urgent as obesity now affects nearly 1 in 4 adults in Indonesia (based on Survey Kesehatan Indonesia 2023). Despite being a complex disease influenced by biological, genetic, health behaviors, and environmental factors, it is still widely misperceived as a mere poor lifestyle choice. This misconception reinforces social stigma and deters individuals from seeking the clinical support they need.

To challenge these misperceptions, the campaign launch featured an insightful panel discussion themed “Berani Bicara Berat, Awali dengan Langkah yang Tepat,” bringing together key experts in sustainable weight management. During the discussion, Prof. Dr. Dante Saksono Harbuwono, Sp.PD-KEMD, Ph.D., Chairman of Himpunan Studi Obesitas Indonesia (HISOBI), highlighted that behavior transformation and comprehensive education are key to ensuring individuals receive proper clinical care.

This was supported by Prof. Dr. dr. Em Yunir, Sp.PD-KEMD, President of Perkumpulan Endokrinologi Indonesia (PERKENI) and dr. Erwin Christianto, M.Gizi, Sp.Gk, Chairman of Perhimpunan Dokter Spesialis Gizi Klinik Indonesia (PDGKI), who explained that natural biological mechanisms make sustained weight loss challenging through lifestyle changes alone, underscoring the crucial need for personalized clinical nutrition assessments and medical therapies.

Ay Lie Widjaja, Chief Operating Officer of APL, reaffirmed our mission to make healthcare more accessible. By reshaping conversations surrounding weight, APL aims to break the stigma, empower individuals with science-based education, and encourage them to take the next step toward proper support by consulting with healthcare professionals.

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SGS in Indonesia Delivers Community Skills Development Program to Support Workforce Readiness

As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) commitment, SGS in Indonesia secured funding from SGS Global Training to deliver skills development programs for local communities in East Java.

In collaboration with BLK Kota Probolinggo and BLK Kabupaten Lamongan, the program provided local job seekers with accessible training in Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) practices and basic industrial skills.

Delivered through three training batches across Probolinggo and Lamongan, participants gained practical knowledge in Environmental Management Systems (ISO 14001), Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems (ISO 45001), 5S workplace organization principles, and basic soft skills to support employability and workforce readiness.

The successful completion of the program reflects SGS in Indonesia’s ongoing commitment to supporting local communities through education, skills development, and collaboration with vocational training institutions to help build a safer, more skilled, and more employable workforce.

Through initiatives such as this, SGS in Indonesia continues to create positive social impact by supporting talent development and helping strengthen the long-term sustainability of local communities.

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Swissôtel Living Jakarta Mega Kuningan is now Green Globe Certified

New Milestone in Our Sustainability Journey.
Swissôtel Living Jakarta Mega Kuningan is now Green Globe Certified.

Swissôtel Living Jakarta Mega Kuningan is proud to share an important milestone in their sustainability journey: Swissôtel Living Jakarta Mega Kuningan has successfully achieved Green Globe Certification.

For Swissôtel Living Jakarta Mega Kuningan, sustainability is more than a certification. It is part of how we create a meaningful quality of life for our guests, Heartists, communities, and future generations.

Their Sustainability in Action. From responsible operations to community engagement, they continue to integrate sustainability into everyday living at Swissôtel Living Jakarta Mega Kuningan.

The initiatives include:

  • Waste Reduction: Working continuously to reduce waste across their operations.
  • Energy & Water Efficiency: Monitoring consumption and implementing initiatives to improve resource efficiency.
  • Food & Beverage Upcycling: Giving ingredients a second life, from transforming pineapple peels into Tepache, dehydrating fruits from infused water, to turning spent coffee grounds into compost.
  • Community Engagement: Creating meaningful initiatives that contribute positively to our surrounding community.
  • Sustainability Training: Empowering their Heartists with the knowledge and practices needed to make sustainability part of everyday hospitality.

Together, we strive to create a stay that is as meaningful for you as it is for our world.

Crafting Pure Living. Live It Responsibly.

 

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Swissotel Living Experience

Swissôtel Living Jakarta Mega Kuningan offers a comfortable long-stay experience in the heart of Jakarta, with spacious serviced apartments featuring:

  • Fully equipped kitchen
  • Washing machine
  • High-speed Wi-Fi
  • Swimming pool
  • Fitness center
  • Utilities included
  • Golf simulator
  • Meeting facilities

Starting from IDR 36,000,000/month*
Available for 6-month or yearly contracts, with ALL Accor points to earn.
Period booking: September – December 2026.

For packages and enquiries, contact us at WhatsApp +62 811 1972 1259

*Terms & conditions apply; subject to service charge and applicable taxes.

Octoberfest 2026

Octoberfest at Embers Open-Fire Grill

OKTOBERFEST 2026
Celebrate the Bavarian Spirit at Embers

Get ready to embrace the flavours and festive spirit of Bavaria at Embers Open-Fire Grill this October.

BAVARIAN GRILL FEAST IDR 298,000++
Enjoy a generous selection of grilled favourites inspired by the flavours of Bavaria, perfect for sharing and celebrating together.

CLASSIC CHICKEN SCHNITZEL TELLER IDR 148,000++
Crispy, golden chicken schnitzel served with classic accompaniments for a comforting Bavarian-inspired meal.

GATHER. GRILL. CELEBRATE.

Available from 1–31 October 2026
Embers Open-Fire Grill
Swissôtel Living Jakarta Mega Kuningan

For reservations:
WhatsApp +62 811 1972 1251

Prices are subject to applicable taxes and service charge.

 

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APL Partners Day: Expanding Healthcare Access to Indonesia’s Underserved Regions

Under the strategic theme “Expanding Reach, Elevating Opportunity,” Anugerah Pharmindo Lestari (APL) hosted its annual APL Partners Day. The event brough together clients and distribution partners from across Indonesia to celebrate the critical role of local distribution partners in making healthcare more accessible across Indonesia.

Since launching in 2021, this strategic initiative has united APL with 14 local Pharmaceutical Wholesalers (PBFs), successfully expanding the network to over 3,000 outlets in 80 cities nationwide. By strengthening these regional ties, APL ensures that life-saving medical products reach previously underserved communities with greater speed and reliability.

Beyond celebrating these collaborations with the APL Partner Awards 2026, the event showcased how digital transformation drives supply chain efficiency. Integrating APL Partner application with eZDealer allows regional partners to manage inventory and sales in real time, drastically reducing hurdles.

Through these strong partnerships and digital innovations, APL continues to bridge geographical gaps, ensuring that patients nationwide receive the right healthcare products at the right time.

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APL Peduli Promotes Health Literacy and Nutrition in Central Java

As part of its active support for the national vision of Indonesia Emas 2045, Anugerah Pharmindo Lestari (APL) continued its 2026 APL Peduli journey at SD Negeri Samban 02, Semarang, Central Java. This initiative brings APL’s core sustainability pillars of Nurturing Talent and Improving Health Outcomes to life by addressing critical challenges in children’s health and education.

Driven by the dedication of 19 APL employee volunteers, APL conducted interactive nutrition education sessions through APL Mengajar, engaging 177 students in learning about balanced diets and healthy habits through educational games. The session was made even more vibrant by a special drum band performance of “Suwe Ora Jamu” by the students.

In parallel, APL provided comprehensive health screenings for approximately 50 teachers, parents, and local community members by hosting a Free Medical Check-Up station. The health screenings included blood pressure checks, blood sugar tests, and uric acid screenings.

The initiative was met with warm enthusiasm from the school and local community. By fostering early nutrition habits and preventive health awareness, APL Peduli continues to support community well-being and contribute to a healthier future generation.

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Roche Indonesia Unites for Children’s Walk 2026, Raising IDR 920 Million for Pediatric Cancer Care

Roche Indonesia recently concluded its flagship global initiative, the Roche Children’s Walk 2026, bringing together colleagues across the Pharmaceuticals and Diagnostics divisions to support children in need.

Roche employees across Indonesia participated in a three-month fundraising initiatives series like bazaars, preloved auction, a blood donation drive with Dharmais Cancer Hospital, and charity sports events—including a Hyrox class, a Padel tournament, and a step challenge.

Through individual employee donations matched Rupiah-for-Rupiah by Roche, the campaign generated IDR 920,000,000. The funds will directly support housing, medical care, and education for pediatric cancer patients via Yayasan Kasih Anak Kanker Indonesia (YKAKI), as well as global pediatric community initiatives through the Roche Employee Action and Charity Trust (Re&Act).