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Bulog Procures Grain from Domestic Farmers Under Government Mandate in Indonesia

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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What happened

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Bulog, the grain procurement agency, procured grain from domestic farmers in Indonesia under a government mandate. The agency successfully absorbed more than 3.9 million tons of rice equivalent, reaching 99 percent of its 4-million-ton target. Additionally, Bulog distributed over 810,000 tons of rice through the Food Supply and Price Stabilization (SPHP) programme.

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Why it matters

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Bulog's mandate covers the entire upstream-to-downstream food supply process to ensure the availability and stability of national food supplies. The procurement process provides market and price certainty for farmers, while the distribution programme helps keep rice prices affordable for consumers.

Government policies in Indonesia are currently targeting farm costs and productivity, with NTP measuring farmers' purchasing power.

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Who's involved

  • IndonesiaThe geopolitical state where the grain procurement agency operates.

How it developed

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  1. Ahmad Rizal Ramdhani has been appointed as the President Director of Bulog, the grain procurement agency in Indonesia.Sub-event
  2. Bulog procured grain from domestic farmers under government mandate in Indonesia.1 source

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