Borobudur Temple
The world's largest Buddhist temple. Go at sunrise, when mist still fills the valley.
About IICC
Where the Cocoa Industry Comes Together
The Indonesia International Cocoa Conference (IICC) is ASKINDO's flagship event, where people across the cocoa value chain meet.
Delegates from Indonesia and abroad trade ideas and agree on next steps for a more resilient, sustainable cocoa sector.
Topics
What We're Discussing
The conversations our industry needs to have right now.
01
Recipe of Success for Indonesia's Cocoa
Reward of Public and Private Sector Synergies
02
Empowering Cocoa
Policy initiatives, funding & financing, women & youth
03
Legacy to Come
Future research and long-term vision of Indonesia's cocoa
04
Building Cocoa's Resiliency
Sustainability, carbon markets, and innovation driven by cocoa sector
05
Global Cocoa Markets
Supply & Demand, advancing market access and delivering cocoa & chocolate to the world's consumers
Programs
Conference Programs
Five formats, each built for a different way of learning and meeting people.
Keynote Sessions
Experts and industry leaders on where cocoa and chocolate are headed.
Panel Discussions
Experts from different sides of the industry debate the issues cocoa faces today.
Interactive Dialogue
Open forums where you can put questions to the speakers and share your own experience.
Networking Sessions
Breaks set aside for meeting other professionals and potential partners.
Gala Dinner
An evening of fine dining and entertainment with fellow delegates.
Why Attend
What You'll Gain
Three days with the people who shape the cocoa business.
Market Intelligence
Price forecasts, demand shifts, and regulatory changes, from the people tracking them.
The Right Connections
Smallholder cooperatives, major processors, and everyone in between, in one room.
Address Real Issues
Climate impacts, EUDR compliance, and living income, discussed openly.
See What's New
Processing technology, fermentation methods, and traceability tools, shown in live demos.
Have Your Voice Heard
Policy discussions that include the people the policies will affect.
Who Attends
Find Your Community
Whatever your side of the cocoa business, the contacts you need are here.
Farmers & Growers
New cultivation techniques, direct access to buyers, and support programs you may not know about.
Traders & Exporters
Market intelligence, pricing trends, and face-to-face time with international buyers.
Processors & Grinders
Bean sourcing opportunities, equipment updates, and supply chain contacts.
Chocolate Makers
Find new origins and meet the farmers behind the beans.
Banks & Investors
Learn the sector and see where the money is going.
Service Providers
Logistics, machinery, insurance, technology. Your potential clients are here.
Government & NGOs
Hear what the industry needs, straight from the people in it.
Researchers
Present your work, find collaborators, and learn which questions the industry wants answered.
Visit Yogyakarta
A destination worth the trip
One of Southeast Asia's great cultural cities, so leave some time to look around.
Heart of Indonesian heritage
Two UNESCO sites, a living royal court, and batik, silver, and leather made by hand.
Cocoa country, close at hand
Indonesia is the world's third-largest cocoa producer, and bean-to-bar makers are a short drive away.
Built for international visitors
Direct flights to regional hubs, and English is widely spoken in hotels and restaurants.
Indonesia's most generous city
Yogya is known across the country for hospitality that feels unhurried and personal.
What to do between sessions
Six places worth the detour, most under an hour from the venue.
Prambanan Temple
A 9th-century Hindu temple complex. Catch the open-air Ramayana ballet on full moon evenings.
Kraton & Taman Sari
The Sultan's Palace and the old water castle, both tied to a working royal court.
Malioboro Street
Yogya's best-known street: batik shops, late-night warung, and andong horse carriages.
Chocolate & coffee scene
Local chocolate makers and specialty roasters working with Indonesian beans.
Mount Merapi
Indonesia's most active volcano. Take a jeep tour along the old lava routes at sunrise.
Where to stay, how to get around.
Two ways to make the trip easier.
Custom itinerary & transport
Temple visits, plantation trips, or longer routes, planned and priced around your dates.
Build your tripTickets
Choose Your Ticket
Pick your pass for Indonesia's largest cocoa conference.
Most Popular
Conference & Dinner Pass
Full conference access plus entry to the gala dinner.
USD $900
Full Conference Pass
Two days of conference sessions and panel discussions.
USD $600
Gala Dinner Only
An evening of networking at the gala dinner.
USD $350
Gala Dinner Table
A reserved table for eight at the official gala dinner.
USD $2,800
USD $350/person
Prices exclude the service fee and are converted to IDR at checkout.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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A Look at Past Editions
Photos from previous editions of the conference.
