Pasar Induk Kramat Jati, Wholesale produce market in East Jakarta, Indonesia

Pasar Induk Kramat Jati is a Transjakarta bus stop on Jalan Raya Bogor in Rambutan, Ciracas, East Jakarta, on Corridor 7. It is built simply in the road median with two platforms, one on each side, reached by a pelican crossing and two entrance gates. It takes its name from the large market unit (UPB) west of the stop.

The market was established in the 1980s to meet Jakarta's growing demand for a centralized distribution center for agricultural goods. It has since become the region's largest wholesale hub for fresh produce, serving thousands of smaller markets and retail shops.

The stop takes its name from the Unit Pasar Besar (UPB) wholesale market just west of the platforms, so passengers step off directly at the market gates. Traders there sell fresh produce, meat and seafood, and the stop's two entrances and pelican crossing link the median platforms to the market side of Jalan Raya Bogor.

The market operates around the clock, with peak hours in the early morning when retailers arrive to buy stock. Vendors typically set minimum purchase quantities, so asking about per-unit pricing or sharing bulk orders with others can help navigate the buying process.

This market serves as the main distribution hub where produce from smaller regional farms arrives before reaching neighborhood shops and street stalls across Jakarta. Despite its crucial role in feeding the city, it remains largely hidden from most visitors because it caters to wholesale buyers rather than casual shoppers.