Tempe King Joins Central Java’s Export Coaching Program
- Tempe King
- Sep 11
- 2 min read
At Tempe King, we believe that growth happens not only inside our factory but also through continuous learning and collaboration. That is why we are proud to share that our team recently joined the Export Coaching Program (ECP) Central Java, organized by PPEJP Jawa Tengah in collaboration with Bank Indonesia Jawa Tengah.
What is the Export Coaching Program?
The Export Coaching Program is a special initiative designed to help small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Central Java prepare for the global market. The program provides training, mentoring, and practical guidance on how to expand export capacity, understand international trade regulations, and build connections with potential buyers abroad.
Why Tempe King Joined
As a company that is passionate about bringing Indonesia’s heritage food—tempeh—to the world, Tempe King sees ECP as a valuable opportunity to:
Gain insight into export strategies and market entry requirements.
Strengthen our understanding of international certifications, logistics, and trade compliance.
Connect with mentors, government agencies, and fellow SMEs who share the same mission: to bring Central Java’s best products to global consumers.
Our Experience
Throughout the sessions, our team learned practical steps to scale our export readiness, from product documentation to market intelligence. We also had the chance to showcase Tempeh Chips as part of Central Java’s innovative snack offerings—highlighting our commitment to healthy, plant-based, and sustainable food solutions.
Looking Ahead
By participating in this program, we are more confident than ever in our mission:
to introduce Tempeh Chips from Salatiga, Central Java, to snack lovers around the world.
We are grateful to PPEJP Jawa Tengah and Bank Indonesia Jawa Tengah for their support in empowering SMEs to grow beyond borders. With strong partnerships and knowledge gained from ECP, Tempe King is ready to take the next step in expanding into new markets and building global collaborations.
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