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15 July 2023

A Worker is sewing the baby carriers (bayiku.id) with Indonesian cultural icon motifs at a home industry in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia, on July 14,2023. These baby carriers sold for US$18.39 - US$38.44 per piece and were marketed to Japan, Philippines, Spain, Australia and Egypt with up to 125 agents. For every product purchase at Bayiku.id, 1 percent is donated to a tree seedling and shark conservation. The Bayiku.id brand is a mother & baby stuff brand, especially baby carriers. Produced since 2017.

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15 July 2023

A Worker is sewing the baby carriers (bayiku.id) with Indonesian cultural icon motifs at a home industry in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia, on July 14,2023. These baby carriers sold for US$18.39 - US$38.44 per piece and were marketed to Japan, Philippines, Spain, Australia and Egypt with up to 125 agents. For every product purchase at Bayiku.id, 1 percent is donated to a tree seedling and shark conservation. The Bayiku.id brand is a mother & baby stuff brand, especially baby carriers. Produced since 2017.

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#10264866

15 July 2023

A worker shows baby carrier products (bayiku.id) with Indonesian cultural icon motifs at a home industry in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia, on July 14,2023. These baby carriers sold for US$18.39 - US$38.44 per piece and were marketed to Japan, Philippines, Spain, Australia and Egypt with up to 125 agents. For every product purchase at Bayiku.id, 1 percent is donated to a tree seedling and shark conservation. The Bayiku.id brand is a mother & baby stuff brand, especially baby carriers. Produced since 2017.

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#10264868

15 July 2023

Workers are sewing the baby carriers (bayiku.id) with Indonesian cultural icon motifs at a home industry in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia, on July 14,2023. These baby carriers sold for US$18.39 - US$38.44 per piece and were marketed to Japan, Philippines, Spain, Australia and Egypt with up to 125 agents. For every product purchase at Bayiku.id, 1 percent is donated to a tree seedling and shark conservation. The Bayiku.id brand is a mother & baby stuff brand, especially baby carriers. Produced since 2017.

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15 July 2023

Workers are sewing the baby carriers (bayiku.id) with Indonesian cultural icon motifs at a home industry in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia, on July 14,2023. These baby carriers sold for US$18.39 - US$38.44 per piece and were marketed to Japan, Philippines, Spain, Australia and Egypt with up to 125 agents. For every product purchase at Bayiku.id, 1 percent is donated to a tree seedling and shark conservation. The Bayiku.id brand is a mother & baby stuff brand, especially baby carriers. Produced since 2017.

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15 July 2023

Workers are sewing the baby carriers (bayiku.id) with Indonesian cultural icon motifs at a home industry in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia, on July 14,2023. These baby carriers sold for US$18.39 - US$38.44 per piece and were marketed to Japan, Philippines, Spain, Australia and Egypt with up to 125 agents. For every product purchase at Bayiku.id, 1 percent is donated to a tree seedling and shark conservation. The Bayiku.id brand is a mother & baby stuff brand, especially baby carriers. Produced since 2017.

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#10264876

15 July 2023

Workers are sewing the baby carriers (bayiku.id) with Indonesian cultural icon motifs at a home industry in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia, on July 14,2023. These baby carriers sold for US$18.39 - US$38.44 per piece and were marketed to Japan, Philippines, Spain, Australia and Egypt with up to 125 agents. For every product purchase at Bayiku.id, 1 percent is donated to a tree seedling and shark conservation. The Bayiku.id brand is a mother & baby stuff brand, especially baby carriers. Produced since 2017.

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#10264878

15 July 2023

A worker is processing the baby carriers (bayiku.id) with Indonesian cultural icon motifs at a home industry in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia, on July 14,2023. These baby carriers sold for US$18.39 - US$38.44 per piece and were marketed to Japan, Philippines, Spain, Australia and Egypt with up to 125 agents. For every product purchase at Bayiku.id, 1 percent is donated to a tree seedling and shark conservation. The Bayiku.id brand is a mother & baby stuff brand, especially baby carriers. Produced since 2017.

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#10264880

15 July 2023

Workers are sewing the baby carriers (bayiku.id) with Indonesian cultural icon motifs at a home industry in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia, on July 14,2023. These baby carriers sold for US$18.39 - US$38.44 per piece and were marketed to Japan, Philippines, Spain, Australia and Egypt with up to 125 agents. For every product purchase at Bayiku.id, 1 percent is donated to a tree seedling and shark conservation. The Bayiku.id brand is a mother & baby stuff brand, especially baby carriers. Produced since 2017.

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#10264882

15 July 2023

Workers are sewing the baby carriers (bayiku.id) with Indonesian cultural icon motifs at a home industry in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia, on July 14,2023. These baby carriers sold for US$18.39 - US$38.44 per piece and were marketed to Japan, Philippines, Spain, Australia and Egypt with up to 125 agents. For every product purchase at Bayiku.id, 1 percent is donated to a tree seedling and shark conservation. The Bayiku.id brand is a mother & baby stuff brand, especially baby carriers. Produced since 2017.

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#10264884

15 July 2023

Workers are sewing the baby carriers (bayiku.id) with Indonesian cultural icon motifs at a home industry in Malang city, East Java, Indonesia, on July 14,2023. These baby carriers sold for US$18.39 - US$38.44 per piece and were marketed to Japan, Philippines, Spain, Australia and Egypt with up to 125 agents. For every product purchase at Bayiku.id, 1 percent is donated to a tree seedling and shark conservation. The Bayiku.id brand is a mother & baby stuff brand, especially baby carriers. Produced since 2017.

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#5967768

3 September 2020

Workers separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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3 September 2020

A worker separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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#5967772

3 September 2020

A worker separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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3 September 2020

A worker separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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3 September 2020

Workers separate coir from coconuts at a village in Pewunu, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on September 3, 2020. Most farmers in the area sell their coconut in the form of raw fruit instead of processing it into copra. The price of raw coconut is higher and profitable than being sold in the form of copra, whose price has continued to decline since the beginning of the year. Indonesia is the largest coconut producer in the world. Almost all of the area is covered with coconut trees. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recorded that Indonesia's coconut production in 2017 reached 18.9 million tons, followed by the Philippines with 14 million tons, and India with 11.4 million tons.

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