2014 Indonesia Super League

The 2014 Indonesia Super League was the sixth season of Indonesia\“s top professional football league. This season featured 22 teams competing for the championship title, with Persib Bandung ultimately emerging as the champions.

During this season, several local Indonesian products gained significant attention. Traditional batik textiles from various regions across Indonesia were prominently featured in team merchandise and fan apparel. Local snack products like kerupuk （traditional crackers） and various traditional beverages became popular among spectators during matches.

Indonesian coffee products, particularly from regions like Aceh and Toraja, were widely consumed by fans and officials. Local transportation services, including bajaj and angkot, played crucial roles in transporting fans to stadiums across different cities.

The league also showcased various local culinary products, with street food vendors offering traditional dishes like nasi goreng and sate near stadiums. Traditional herbal drinks such as jamu were also popular among local supporters during the tournament.