INDUSTRY.co.id - Jakarta - Bankruptcy of Nyonya Meneer herbal medicine company is believed will not contagious to the performance of herbal medicine industry in Indonesia.

"The condition experienced by Nyonya Meneer is a small part of the existence of Jamu Indonesia at this time.The impact will not affect the spirit and performance of herbal medicine companies," said Chairman of the Association of Herbal Medicine Dwi Ranny Pertiwi Zarman via short message in Jakarta, Monday (7 / / 2017).

Dwi said, the current condition is very positive to be a foothold of herbal medicine development throughout Indonesia. According Dwi, members of the Jamu Herbal Manufacturers spread from Sabang to Merauke advised to increasingly close the ranks of building the national herbal industry.

Related to bankruptcy Nyonya Meneer, Association of Herbal Manufacturers expressed concern. Dwi sees the event as a major blow to the development of Indonesian herbal medicine which is currently being jointly promoted in synergy by government, employers, associations and academics.

"GP herbal medicine sees the role of the government and all elements of the Indonesian Jamu community in order to save one of the iconic herbs in Indonesia." Somehow we need to sit together from various circles, "she said.

Nyonya Meneer's herbal medicine factory went bankrupt after failing to pay the debts of Rp 7.04 billion to its creditors. Bankruptcy was decided by the Semarang District Court on Thursday last week.