In April 1970, Sanmaru Food Manufacturing was established by Djajadi Djaja, Wahyu Tjuandi,

Ulong Senjaya, and Pandi Kusuma. Their factory only operated in 1972 and produced a product
called Indomie, which later became a legend. Indomie stands for "Indonesia Mie." because
Indonesians like to eat noodles, the population is given the name "Indonesia Mie"
Indomie is a brand of instant noodle products that are very popular in Indonesia and Nigeria.
Because of its popularity, Indonesians call instant noodles called "Indomie", even though those that
are consumed are not branded Indomie. Indomie is produced by PT. Indofood CBP Sukses Makmur
Tbk. The most successful product from Sudono Salim's company began to be launched into the
market since September 9, 1972, formerly produced by PT. Sanmaru Food Manufacturing Co. Ltd.,
and first came with the taste of Chicken and Shrimp. Besides being marketed in Indonesia, Indomie
is also widely marketed overseas, including in the United States, Australia, various Asian and
African countries and European countries, and that makes Indomie one of the few Indonesian
original products that are able to penetrate the market. international. In Indonesia, the term
"Indomie" is commonly used as a generic term that refers to instant noodles.