Divanews.com | Taiwan — Flona CEO Indira Paramita, who is also an SCM expert, a senior delegate from Indonesia to the International Federation of Procurement and Supply Management (IFPSM), and a close friend of TASS Founding Chairman Mr. Steve Lai, attended the Sustainable Taiwan Expo at the Kaohsiung Exhibition Center (KEC), Taiwan, following an official invitation. The event is being held from November 11–13, 2026.

The event was initiated by TASS and its Founding Chairman, Mr. Steve Lai, with the opportunity extended to Flona through the support of Vivi Herliani, a senior expert delegate from Indonesia to IFPSM, enabling Flona to receive an invitation to this prestigious event.

The invitation provides Flona with an opportunity to expand its international network, introduce the potential of Indonesian products, and explore potential collaborations in the fields of circular economy and sustainable supply chains.

The invitation was extended by the Taiwan Alliance for Sustainable Supply (TASS), an organization dedicated to developing sustainable supply chains in Taiwan. The official invitation letter was signed by TASS Chairman Jiunn-Jyi Lay and Founding Chairman Shu-Shin (Steve) Lai.

Now in its seventh year, the forum, titled The Seventh Asia’s Sustainable Supply and Circular Economy Conference & Exhibition, carries the theme “Sustainable Supply, Green Lifestyles.”

The event brings together practitioners, procurement executives, supply chain managers, and stakeholders from various countries across the Asia-Pacific region, including members of the International Federation of Procurement and Supply Management (IFPSM).

On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, Flona CEO Indira Paramita welcomed the invitation as an opportunity to strengthen cross-border cooperation and broaden her understanding of the implementation of circular economy practices at the international level.

She further explained that this is not the first time Flona has received an invitation to participate in an international forum. The opportunity also serves as a platform to introduce Indonesian-made products and increase their recognition in global markets.

“This is not the first time we have received an invitation to participate in an international event and showcase products made by Indonesian people. For us, this opportunity is not merely about attending an exhibition, but also about building networks, introducing Indonesia’s potential, and exploring cooperation opportunities with industry players from various countries,” Indira said.

She also noted that the initiative is aligned with the government’s policy direction to promote export growth and increase the country’s foreign exchange earnings, in line with President Prabowo Subianto’s directives through the relevant ministries, including the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, the Ministry of Trade, and the Ministry of Cooperatives.

Through this forum, Flona is expected to benefit from knowledge exchange, learn about industry best practices in sustainability, and establish strategic relationships with business players and stakeholders across the Asia-Pacific region.

Flona’s participation also represents an opportunity to expand the reach of Indonesian products while strengthening the contribution of the national business sector to the development of the circular economy and sustainable supply chains.
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