Indonesia: Mitra Tani Market and local food stores add outlets

Published 2021년 3월 28일

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The article highlights the initiative to increase access to basic food needs and local produce in Bogor City, Indonesia, through the establishment of Mitra Tani Markets and local food stores. These outlets aim to balance food price fluctuations and provide easy access to fresh produce for the community. The Food Security Agency of the Ministry of Agriculture and the Deputy Mayor of Bogor have expressed support for these markets, emphasizing the high-quality and competitively priced products available. The markets also offer a variety of locally processed foods, attracting residents like Ita who appreciates the convenience and quality of the offerings. This initiative is in line with the Minister of Agriculture's policy to provide affordable, quality food and promote local produce.

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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, BOGOR - Mitra Tani Market and Local Food Stores are adding outlets in Bogor City as an effort to bring people's access closer to meeting basic food needs as well as local food. Head of the Food Security Agency of the Ministry of Agriculture, Agung Hendriadi, said that the presence of the Mitra Tani Market (PMT) is a balancing act in anticipating food price increases in order to control and maintain prices at the farm level. Likewise with the presence of local food outlets as an effort to bring access to local food closer to the community through the facilitation of existing MSMEs. "We do all of this so that people have easy access to food and food security is maintained," said Agung when visiting PMT and local food outlets in Bogor on Sunday (28/3). On the same occasion the Deputy Mayor of Bogor, Dedie A. Rachim, who also visited, also expressed his enthusiasm for the presence of PMT and Local Food Stores in the city of Bogor. "Today I visited the farmer's shop, I ...

Source: Republika