Indonesian crackers, known locally as kerupuk, are a big deal across the country. A look at how they're made.

“Kerupuk,” named for the crunching sound made when one bites into the prawn or fish crackers, will see prices raised to 2,000 rupiah ($0.14) apiece starting May 6 from 1,000 rupiah currently ...

Indonesia's traditional kerupuk (crackers) have registered total orders worth Rp 12.9 billion (US$950,000) at Asia Thaifex 2016 in Bangkok. The event is believed to be the biggest food and ...