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Indonesian Government Directs Bulog to Optimize Premium Rice Distribution

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The Indonesian government has tasked Bulog, the State Logistics Agency, with optimizing the distribution of its available premium rice stock to strengthen supply in modern retail networks. This directive follows a government policy aimed at ensuring premium rice reaches the public. The distribution is being carried out alongside oversight measures concerning products suspected of having been altered to pass as fortified rice.

From antaranews.com

Why it matters

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The government is utilizing Bulog to execute a policy aimed at stabilizing the national food supply. This involves ensuring that premium rice products meet quality standards before they are distributed through the established market channels.

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Who's involved

  • Ahmad Rizal RamdhaniPresident Director of Bulog, responsible for executing the national food security policy.
  • SulaimanAgriculture Minister who requested Bulog to optimize the distribution of premium rice.
  • IndonesiaThe island country where the food supply chain is being managed.

How it developed

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  1. Rice millers in Indonesia are struggling to supply premium rice, leading retailers to restrict sales due to supply constraints.Sub-event
  2. Asked Bulog to optimize premium rice distribution.1 source

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